Copywright A Ala Hawaii Oceanfront Massage MAE 2229 / BSH4264
Kona Cranial-Sacral Therapy
90 minutes
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Sometimes all the body needs to activate the healing process is a light touch by a skilled hand.
Cranio-sacral therapy is a gentle approach that works to alleviate a range of sensory, motor or
neurological disorders.
The emphasis in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy is to help resolve the trapped forces that underlie and govern patterns of disease and fragmentation in both body and mind. This involves the practitioner
"listening through the hands" to the body's subtle rhythms and any patterns of inertia or congestion.
Through the development of subtle palpatory skills the practitioner can read the story of the body,
identify places where issues are held and then follow the natural priorities for healing as directed
by the patient¹s own physiology.
The intention of treatment is to facilitate the expression of the Breath of Life and so enhance the
body's own self-healing and self-regulating capabilities. This is done in a non-invasive way as the
practitioner subtly and gently encourages the conditions that allow for the reemergence of primary
respiratory motion. Furthermore, the practitioner's deep and clear quality of presence can
become a reflective mirror for the patient and an invaluable cue for their potential for change.
90 minutes
book online now
Sometimes all the body needs to activate the healing process is a light touch by a skilled hand.
Cranio-sacral therapy is a gentle approach that works to alleviate a range of sensory, motor or
neurological disorders.
The emphasis in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy is to help resolve the trapped forces that underlie and govern patterns of disease and fragmentation in both body and mind. This involves the practitioner
"listening through the hands" to the body's subtle rhythms and any patterns of inertia or congestion.
Through the development of subtle palpatory skills the practitioner can read the story of the body,
identify places where issues are held and then follow the natural priorities for healing as directed
by the patient¹s own physiology.
The intention of treatment is to facilitate the expression of the Breath of Life and so enhance the
body's own self-healing and self-regulating capabilities. This is done in a non-invasive way as the
practitioner subtly and gently encourages the conditions that allow for the reemergence of primary
respiratory motion. Furthermore, the practitioner's deep and clear quality of presence can
become a reflective mirror for the patient and an invaluable cue for their potential for change.
