Cranialsacral (CS) Therapy FAQ

 

How is CS therapy performed?
The therapist uses a light touch to test for restrictions in the CS system. This is done by monitoring the rhythm of the cerebrospinal fluids as it flows through the system. The positive effect of this therapy relies heavily on your body's natural tendency to heal itself. The therapist's light hands-on approach simply assists the hydraulic forces inherent in the CS system to improve your body's internal environment - and strengthen its ability to heal itself.

What specific conditions is CS Therapy useful for?
CS therapy is useful in headaches, neck pain, back pain, stress and tension, chronic fatigue, emotional difficulties, learning disabilities, post-traumatic stress as well as coordination difficulties, infantile disorders, and temporal-mandibular joint syndrome (TMJ).