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detailed information:

CranioSomatic Foundations
CSF-1 Sutural Releases
CSF-2 SBS Patterns

CranioSomatics for
Craniosacral Practitioners

CranioSomatics for
Touch for Health &
Specialized Kinesiology

CranioStructural Integration^®
Releasing Chronic Patterns

Facilitated Pathways
Intervention (FPI)
(Pre-requisite: Healthcare
education or consent of instructor.)

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a workshop series in your area, please contact us.

 

 

Continuing Education Credits

For Massage Therapists: Continuing education contact
hours are approved by the State
of Florida and NCBTMB. Each
2-day workshop provides 16
contact hours.

 

CranioSomatics for Craniosacral Practitioners Workshop

CranioSomatics for Craniosacral Practitioners
(CS-CP)
This advanced 2-day workshop is designed for experienced craniosacral practitioners.  It adds CranioSomatic concepts and techniques to the attendees’ current craniosacral knowledge and skills.  CranioSomatics will provide a structural, musculoskeletal aspect to your existing craniosacral skills base and revolutionize your approach to bodywork.

Essential craniosacral material will be briefly reviewed as new concepts, evaluation procedures, and treatment techniques are introduced and integrated into your present knowledge base.  This workshop will expand your cranial understanding into a musculoskeletal paradigm and provide skills that are pre-requisites for attending our advanced program, CranioStructural Integration. 

This is not a beginning craniosacral workshop and basic craniosacral skills and techniques will not be taught.  Therefore, participants need to meet the following requirements:

• Prior completion of a craniosacral program (e.g., Upledger’s CST - 1 & 2 or comparable craniosacral training)


• Clinical experience using craniosacral techniques for two (2) months or more, with the treatment of SBS strain patterns as an integral part of therapeutic practice


• Knowledge of cranial osseous anatomy and clinical use of sutural release techniques


• Comfortable with palpating cranial and somatic ranges of motion

Participants' qualifications must be reviewed and approved by the instructor, either in person or by phone contact.

Participants will learn:

• To use manual muscle testing, therapy localization and challenge, palpation, range of motion, and other procedures to identify cranial and musculoskeletal (somatic) dysfunctions, and for pre- and post- treatment evaluations


• To correlate sutural restrictions and SBS strain patterns with musculoskeletal dysfunctions and associated postural compensations


• New pelvic approaches to releasing cranial strain patterns