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Developed originally by William Sutherland and developed further by Dr. John Upledger, CranioSacral Therapy is a manual therapeutic procedure for remedying distortions in the structure and function of the brain and spinal cord, the bones of the skull, the sacrum and interconnected membranes. It is used to treat chronic pain, migraine headaches, TMJ, and a range of other conditions. For decades, various forms of CranioSacral Therapy have been used to improve overall body functioning.
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A form of massage that purports to cure ailments by redirecting the flow of cerebrospinal fluid or manipulating the cranial sutures. There is only limited evidence for its effectiveness.
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| craniosacral therapy |
is a carefully developed method of normalizing the function of the craniosacral system, which is composed of cerebrospinal fluid that flows inside a membrane from the sacrum (low back) to the cranium (head). The therapy employs a gentle hands-on technique that reduces accumulated stress levels and enhances movement of blood and other fluids through the body tissues, thereby treating and increasing resistance to disease. ...
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A holistic, hands-on technique involving gentle manipulation of the bones of the skull, the underlying meningeal membranes, and the nerve endings in the scalp. A practitioner is able to
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| craniosacral therapy |
A gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the function the craniosacral system - comprised of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. It's based on the theories of William Sutherland, DO (an osteopath from the early 1900s); Dr. Upledger's research at Michigan State University (1975-83); and extensive clinical application.
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