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A Complete Guide to Craniosacral Therapy
As a non-invasive form of treatment, craniosacral therapy, uses gentle pressure to relieve compression on the neck, head, and back.
As an effective method for treating a number of conditions, the process of gently manipulating bones in the skull, pelvis, and spine, prompts the flow of the cerebrospinal fluid.
As a result, the normal flow of the fluid not only removes blockages from the path; it allows the body to heal faster.
What Can Craniosacral Therapy Treat?
Because of the technique involved in craniosacral therapy, the treatment is used to treat:
- Constipation
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Headaches and migraines
- Scoliosis
- Insomnia
- Disturbed sleep cycles
- Sinus infections
- Neck pain
- Chronic neck pain
- Colic in infants
- Recurring ear infections in infants
- Fibromyalgia
- TMJ
- Whiplash
- Trauma recovery
- Difficult pregnancies
- Anxiety or depression
In addition to the above conditions, craniosacral therapy is also a primary form of treatment for patients with chronic pain. According to a study conducted by BioMed Central, a meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials suggested significant and robust effects of CST on pain and function.
As such, craniosacral therapy may be regarded as one of the best treatments for patients who require a non-invasive, effective, form of physical therapy.
The Added Effect of Craniosacral Therapy
Those who benefit from craniosacral therapy report the experience to be very pleasing and deeply comforting.
Because of the pressure points targeted during CST, people often are lulled into sleep because the treatment ends up relaxing their muscles and opening up knots they weren’t aware of. So, you could say that CST not only works as medically useful therapy, it also ends up treating patients who are unaware of their body’s needs.
Seeking Treatment?
Craniosacral therapy relies on relieving pressure off the intricate nervous system. As such, you can’t treat yourself by following an article you read online; you probably won’t be able to do justice to the procedure if you’re not trained in the procedure.
If you require craniosacral therapy, we recommend reaching out to a reliable massage studio near you.
If you’re in Edmonton, Sole2Sole Studio offers craniosacral therapy in addition to other forms of massage therapy, such as deep tissue, traditional Thai, hot stone, reflexology, and more.
Book an appointment today by getting in touch with Sole2Sole Studio at 708-757-3452!
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