A gentle space to pause, rest and reconnect

WEST CORNWALL

What is Craniosacral Therapy?

Craniosacral Therapy is a non-invasive process that works through gentle touch to release stress, disturbance, injury and deep-seated trauma.

As a holistic technique craniosacral therapy works through various levels of the body; often with a primary focus on the mental and emotional aspects of the musculoskeletal, nervous, cardiovascular, circulatory and immune systems in addition to and alongside the organs, tissues and fascia. Sessions are slow, gentle, and can be deeply restorative, offering your body space to rebalance in its own time.

Practiced by Healthcare Professionals

Craniosacral therapy is used by a range of qualified healthcare practitioners, including osteopaths, doctors, dentists, chiropractors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, naturopaths, homeopaths and midwives.

Integrated Healthcare

As a gentle, non-invasive approach cranio-sacral therapy encourages the body's natural healing response by releasing tension and restoring balance across the craniosacral system: the cranial and spinal membranes and the subtle fluidic field that supports the body's formation, development and function making it an ideal accompaniment to other forms of healthcare.

My Approach

Based on attentive listening and a light touch, my clinical practice supports individuals and families experiencing stress, pain, fatigue, emotional overwhelm, and the effects of injury or trauma.

Conditions and Symptoms

As a complementary therapy craniosacral therapy works alongside conventional medical treatment, offering a wide-range of supportive applications for both physical and emotional wellbeing and across many stages of life.

 

Location

I provide a weekly practice just a short walk from the clear turquoise waters of Mount’s Bay, often frequented by dolphins and winter storms and guarded by the medieval island fortress-chapel of St. Michael’s Mount.

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