Vancouver Craniosacral Therapy: Brenda Pulvermacher

11/08/2025

News! lol

A new study shows that humans possess a form of “remote touch,” allowing them to detect hidden objects in sand before making direct contact.

11/08/2025

What is consciousness and where is it processed? We know that neuronal microtubules—those hollow tubes inside neurons—are central to intracellular transport,...

04/29/2025

The study shows that CST together with balance and coordination exercises can be a more effective and faster treatment to improve these motor skills, correcting and improving alterations during child neurodevelopment.

02/24/2025

Today's Embodied Happy hour is all about the pathways of sympathetic nerves in the arm, and what this means for complex patterns of pain, inflammation, and a...

12/03/2024

Thanks for the reminder Christina!

Moms having their 2nd, 3rd, 4th even 5th baby, all say with surprise the breastfeeding is different from the last time. They didn't expect they'd need support the next time around to get a great latch, proper milk transfer and a steady milk supply. We have a laugh when I remind them their body has changed and each baby's mouth, body and birth experience is different 😉
Thankfully, working with posture & positioning awareness, intra-oral and facial exercises & touch, as well as supportive craniosacral therapy are all a game changer. 💕

11/22/2024

https://youtu.be/y5Uhi4_cy_Y A couple of decades ago I spent a week in West Palm Beach Florida at the Upledger Institute doing a pediatric practicum working with Rebecca Flowers. In this video she explores the increasingly popular tongue tie diagnosis and explains why early intervention with CST can help avoid unnecessary surgery for babies who are experiencing breastfeeding challenges.

Learn what tongue tie and lip tie are and how Upledger CranioSacral Therapy can help and when revisions are necessary.For more information on CranioSacral T...

11/22/2024

A new study suggests that individual cells may exhibit learning-like behaviors, previously thought exclusive to organisms with nervous systems.

11/05/2024

Touch!

Researchers identified 16 distinct types of nerve cells involved in human touch and compared them with those in mice and macaques, showing both shared and unique traits.