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**The role of the respiratory diaphragm*in dealing with illness* As an experienced craniosacral therapist, I find that the tension held in the respiratory diaphragm is present in a wide range of conditions I treat: tension headaches, neck and shoulder pa…

Many massage therapists may have some familiarity with the discipline of craniosacral therapy, and may have had some rudimentary exposure to the technique during massage school training. This work has its roots in cranial osteopathy, which was introduced…

I decided to go to craniosacral therapy after considering its supposed effects: increased energy and the healing of old injuries. I was interested not only in something that would help my anxiety and hallucinations but also in a technique that would suppo…

I was originally going to title this piece as Craniosacral Therapy Saves the World on the basis that the principles that underlie CST are the ones that we need to face the challenges we face at present. All our challenges are allied with environmental deg…