Craniosacral Therapy

       Craniosacral Therapy

 

 Craniosacral therapy is an independent healthcare profession. Practitioners aim to improve their clients’ health and well-being by listening through their hands to the body’s rhythms.Craniosacral therapy is based on the work of an American osteopath, Dr William Garner Sutherland, who developed a new approach to osteopathy known as the ‘Cranial Concept’ in the early 1900s. He discovered that the skull’s bones and the fluids which surround the brain have intrinsic movements. Their natural pulsations reveal different rhythms and energy processes which influence the whole body and our health. They can become restricted or inhibited in case of trauma, stresses and strains. 

 Salary: $61,000 - $75,000

  

Education:

 

 I learned about craniosacral therapy when I was in massage school. We were given a brief introductory to the technique and I found it incredibly frustrating and annoying. I really struggled to feel what everyone else in my class was so enthralled with. My original plan was to specialize in sports massage, however once I completed massage school and got licensed I decided to take a level 1 training in craniosacral therapy and during that training.

          

I would not like to become a Craniosacral Therapist

Because it seems like a boring job.