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The Craniosacral Approach Part I (Part II will be offered in early 2010)

Created by Ashland Institute of Massage (See other events)
  • Nov 7, 2009 at 9:00am to Nov 8, 2009 at 5:00pm
  • Location: Ashland Institute of Massage
  • Latest Activity: Nov 8, 2022
The Craniosacral Approach Part I (Part II will be offered in early 2010)Judith Sanford, LMT, CSTNovember 7-89:00 – 5:00 each day (14 hours)$225 -- $25 early enrollment discountThese two weekend classes together offer a detailed foundation for craniosacral work. If you took the introductory classes in the AIM curriculum you will review those skills and learn more. If this is your first experience with the craniosacral approach, you will learn to work with your clients in new ways, using light touch to palpate and listen to aspects of the body not usually addressed in massage. These techniques are so effective because they work with the body’s self correcting activity, helping it do what it, in its wisdom, is already trying to do.Students will:• Learn to awaken the natural, parasympathetic breath.• Establish a grounded therapeutic field• Learn to feel the craniosacral rhythms• Learn a foundation level of craniosacral anatomy while feeling it in motion• Develop the skill of feeling the fluid body and the extracellular matrix• Facilitate freedom of motion of the sutures, joints, fasciae, and fluids• Learn skills to help normalize function of the central nervous systemYou can add these skills to your treatments immediately to address symptoms such as headache, stress, whiplash, chronic tension and illness, pain, and orthopedic dysfunction of the spine and sacrum.*Please note that you must take Part I in order to take Part II in 2010.Judith Sanford LMT, CST (OR Lic. #3306) trained in massage therapy in Toronto, Canada in 1976-77 and egan training in craniosacral therapy in 1991. She has a private practice in Ashland primarily doing craniosacral work. She was a certified teaching assistant with the Upledger Institute for several years and she taught Swedish massage at AIM for seven years. For the last six she has taught lymph drainage and craniosacral techniques at AIM. She feels her job isn’t done until the information she has to share has become accessible knowledge in your hands.
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