Craniosacral Therapy with Howard Evans in Notting Hill, West London, W11

23/09/2024

Carl Rogers said: 'The emotionally maladjusted person, the "neurotic," is in difficulty first, because communication within himself has broken down, and second because, as a result of this, his communication with others has been damaged... The task of psychotherapy is to help the person achieve, through a special relationship with a therapist, good communication within himself.' When we let go of the osteopathic story, we discover that craniosacral therapy is all about listening, and the quality of listening we develop helps our client re establish communication with themselves. I'm teaching a 30 hour course on craniosacral listening 3, 4, 5, 6 October, in Fulham, West London. There are still places available if you'd like to join this deeply resourcing journey

29/05/2024

New dates for learning craniosacral therapy - working with stillness. In Alaro, Mallorca 18, 19, 20, 21 July 2024, in West London 3, 4, 5, 6 October 2024 and a special course in Zagreb, from trauma to love 17, 18, 19, 20 October 2024. Message me for more details

20/04/2020

Conclusions

This meta-analysis suggests significant and robust effects of CST on pain and function, which are not exclusively explainable by placebo responses or effects due to non-specific treatment mechanisms. More RCTs strictly following CONSORT are needed to further corroborate the efficacy, comparative effectiveness, and safety of CST in patients with chronic pain conditions.

To systematically assess the evidence of Craniosacral Therapy (CST) for the treatment of chronic pain.PubMed, Central, Scopus, PsycInfo and Cinahl were searched up to August 2018. Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) assessing the effects of CST in chronic ...

16/04/2020

Craniosacral therapy (CST) is an established complementary modality for several health complaints. A clinic for psychosomatics in Norway has included …

06/06/2015

http://www.medicaldaily.com/discovery-missing-link-between-brain-and-immune-system-could-change-how-disease-336186

A previously unknown link between the brain and the immune system was found hidden in the lining of the sinuses.

02/08/2014

Healers, therapists, friends, and lovers!

When you sit with a friend in pain,
when their world no longer makes sense;
when confusion rages
and no rest is to be found.

Just for a moment,
will you resist the temptation
to make things better,
to reassure them,
to provide answers,
even to heal them?

Will you offer your stillness, your listening,
your presence, and the warmth
of your immediacy?

Will you hold them in your heart
with the same tenderness
of a mother holding her little one?

Will you embrace them where they are,
without needing them to change or transform
according to your own needs and schedule?

Will you stay close,
holding your own impatience and discomfort near?

Will you look into their eyes
and see yourself?

Will you stay in the inferno of healing with them,
trusting in disintegration,
knowing that you are only witnessing
the falling away of an old dream?

Sometimes in doing nothing
everything is undone,

and love is revealed to be
the only true medicine.

- Jeff Foster & Matt Licata

11/03/2014

Desperate parents turn to craniosacral therapy to help newborns with colic, but now it is treating other problems such as stress, dementia and unresolved pain. MAXINE GORDON finds out more.

23/01/2014

In the words of the honorable Bon teacher, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, “With the pain body or identity, we ‘take the white pill’ and turn toward stillness; with pain speech, we ‘take the red pill’ and turn toward silence; and with pain mind, we ‘take the blue pill’ and turn toward spaciousness. As we enter the experiences of stillness, silence, and spaciousness, our pain becomes the path to liberation. Each condition transforms into a path that leads to our final liberation: connection with the changeless essence.”

Spaciousness Among the many concepts that the Bon tradition holds sacred is the foundational principle of Stillness, Silence, and Spaciousness .��

19/12/2013

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18/10/2013

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-24567412

The brain uses sleep to wash away the waste toxins of a hard day's thinking, US researchers have demonstrated.