Heather Riddle Healing Arts

29/10/2025

24/10/2025

Day 2!

23/10/2025

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Something with this page;)

I appreciate you 🙌🏻💕😊

23/10/2025

Day 1!

20/06/2025

For the modern day goal-oriented, busy mind, it takes a lot of practice to develop the ability to feel the almost imperceptible softness of the skull sutures.

[I mean the skull is just one big round bone, right?]

And since the clients are on the same ambitious track, it can also take time for the them to be able to feel their own subtle movements as they happen within.

[I mean, we are just a super fancy, biomechanical apparatus, right?]

But often, even on the first session, the client will feel “something“ that they can’t quite explain with their mathematical minds. Memories, clarity, visuals, disappearing headaches, and softening joints.

The technique is osteopathic, but someone offering Craniosacral Therapy has focused on feeling these subtle movements and subtle restrictions. When they are practicing outside of a medical conglomerate, they have *time* to listen and feel and (ever-so-gently) respond.

And when you get on their table and let them put their hands on you, they help your body remember how to feel these things as well.

This skill is an innate skill that we were all born with, but have been cultured out of. But it’s right here at the surface, ready to be cultivated.

By slowing down.

Noticing your breath, your heartbeat, and…
those other rhythms.

Surges..

Pulses…

Movement in the stillness…

So…………

Can you feel them?

20/06/2025

Throughout the short lifetime of allopathic medicine, it has been believed that the bones of the skull fuse together as a child grows into adulthood. They become hard, inaccessible.

The osteopaths that pioneered Craniosacral Therapy noticed that some of the boundaries between the skull bones of a child grew together and ossified (became bone). Others however, grew together yet still maintained the abilty to move a little bit. As time and technology marched on, we learned that these microscopic spaces were housing nerves, blood vessels and more vascular fascial tissues.

That’s what these photos are… These are the fusions that still hold vascular tissues.

These are the junctures we are focusing on when we are gently touching your cranium, not moving, just listening, witnessing and allowing for movement.

This is where the tissues of your body self correct, freeing themselves from no-longer-necessary patterns.

These patterns may have been established in the birth canal. They may have been established during a trauma, thosectwo years in braces, or when you fell in love with the hat that was too small. Who knows? What’s better is you don’t need to know, because your body knows. And once the pattern is witnessed, it can begin to self-correct. But that’s another post🌊

So pictures like this bridge the modern scientific mind with the deeper wisdom of the body-which as of yet cannot be measured and therefore falls outside of calculable science.

Until we can measure the sigh, the peace of mind, the ease of pain, we will have to rely on correlations like these photos.

I hope this post helps to build more bridges of this sort and open more minds to more possibilities 🧠✨

28/04/2025

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30/03/2025

Well said!

I help unwind these patterns but FYI, my dear friend it’s a personal trainer who works to correct these patterns from the root of your daily movements ➿
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