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29/08/2021

An article worth re-reading: Helping the Brain Drain: How CranioSacral Therapy Aids ADD/ADHD
By John Upledger (DO, OMM), Tad Wanveer (LMT, CST-D),

Go to Upledger.com Research, Articles & Case Studies or http://ow.ly/lOIK50FZCo3

26/08/2021

Here’s why CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is so valuable!

The craniosacral system maintains the environment in which the central nervous system functions. The central nervous system is made up of the brain and spinal cord which gathers information from all over our body and coordinates activity. Due to this coordination, we can see the power and importance of our craniosacral system. There are very few physical or emotional issues that cannot be helped with CranioSacral Therapy. CST enhances the flow of cerebrospinal fluid and that fluid nourishes, protects and cleans the central nervous system. It allows the body to perform better and restore function in a more balanced state.

Here’s the bonus! CST doesn’t just help when there’s a problem, it can be used as a preventive health measure as it enhances the body’s natural healing process. Contact Upledger Clinic at 561-622-4706 to see how this amazing therapy can benefit your state of wellness!

06/08/2021

CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY & CONCUSSIONS: Invisible injuries like a concussion, traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress are getting more media attention, yet continue to be minimized when it comes to actual medical treatment.

This essay, by Hillary Tinapple, LMT, CST-D, explores the CranioSacral Therapy treatments of various people who have developed symptoms related to brain trauma, with each case being unique and different.

Here are their stories, treatment paths and results: http://bit.ly/2Y2YTGP or UpledgerInstitute.com Searchable Article Database.

02/08/2021

CranioSacral Therapy (CST), Cancer & Chemotherapy

CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a whole body approach that is intended to support the process and recovery from medical treatments. CST may help patients cope with the effects of cancer treatment including: nausea, depression, fatigue and pain. This type of gentle massage increases the flow of the cerebrospinal fluid, which in turn helps relieve a number of side effects from ongoing treatments.

“I have used CST with clients who have had many types of cancers in all stages. It imparts renewed strength to heal and a sense of well-being. It is needed for recuperative powers of the human body to take place.” ~ S. Aderholt, OTR, MOT, CST-D

For more info on CranioSacral Treatments: go to upledgerclinic.com (See link in bio) or 1.561.622.4771.

01/08/2021

The very essence of CranioSacral Therapy…

31/07/2021

Have you ever been at a loss for words when explaining what CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is to someone who has never heard of it? Here’s a way with an excerpt from CranioSacral Therapy: What It Is, How It Works by John E. Upledger, DO, OMM with Don Ash

“Everyone has several kinds of rhythms in their body. One is called the CranioSacral Rhythm (CSR). In this rhythm your head gently expands and narrows and your spine gently lengthens and shortens in an effort to exchange and circulate cerebrospinal fluid. It does this 6-12 cycles per minute.

The CranioSacral therapist will gently hold the rhythm and wait for releases. Releases occur in the form of heat, pulsing muscle twitching. Sometimes the eyes may blink or gurgling sounds occur in the digestive system. You may feel part of your body soften, or gently shift. Breathing patterns change. Your rhythm automatically stops, and release begins to occur. You enter a point of stillness. Sometimes there are emotions held in the body that are a part of the release process. A deep feeling of relaxation is a common reaction to treatment.

The most important part about CST is that the body will lead the way, and do what the patient needs – and do what the therapist is able to help facilitate.”

To learn more about CST, visit upledgerclinic.com (link in bio).



To learn more about CST, visit upledgerclinic.com