Craniosacral
therapy re-establishes the normal rhythm and flow within
the craniosacral system.
Because of its influence on the functioning of the central
nervous system, its benefits include improved functioning
of many systems of the body, including the nervous system,
the endocrine system, and the digestive system.
This therapy can help relieve muscle tension and release
pain. Among CST's largest patient groups are those suffering
chronic symptoms that haven't been aided by other approaches.
In particular, CST is beneficial to those with head,
neck or back injuries resulting from an accident —
be it from a car, sports or work mishap or from a fall.
CST can also be effective in helping children suffering
from attention deficit disorder, autism, and brain injuries
CST works to reverse the debilitating effects of stress
by providing the conditions in which the nervous system
can rest and rejuvenate. It can be used as a preventive
measure. Balancing the rhythm of this system helps all
the systems of the body, including the immune system,
function more efficiently. Maintaining good health and
fighting disease and pain depend on the vitality of
your body's internal systems. Due to its gentleness
and effectiveness, many people include CST as a component
in their personal wellness program. They report having
more energy, sleeping better and being sick less often.
CST has emotional benefits as well. It has been shown
to be effective in alleviating the symptoms of anxiety
and depression. Recent work has provided relief of constricted
areas along the membranes of the systems that hold emotional
trauma. Victims of assault and other severe traumatic
experiences treated with CST have obtained relief through
the release of muscle tension that encapsulates the
emotions and memories in the tissue of the craniosacral
system.
CST has been effective with a wide range of problems
associated with pain and dysfunction, including:
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Anxiety
Arthritis
Arthrosis
Asthma
Attention Deficit Disorder
Autism
Brain Injury
Central Nervous System Disorders
Chronic Fatigue
Chronic Neck and Back Pain
Depression
Dyslexia
Earache
Emotional Difficulties
Eye-Motor Coordination Problems
Facial Pain
Fibromyalgia and other Connective-Tissue Disorders
Headaches
Insomnia
Jaw Pain and Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction (TMJ)
Learning Disabilities
Loss of Taste or Smell
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Migraines and Headaches
Motor-Coordination Impairments
Nervousness
Neuralgias such as Sciatica and Tic Douloureux
Neuro-vascular and Immune Disorders
Poor Digestion
Post-Surgical Dysfunction Tissue Disorders
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Recent Injuries
Scoliosis
Sinusitis
Stress and Tension-Related Problems
Tinnitus
Traumatic Brain and Spinal Cord Injuries
Vertigo
Whiplash
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