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CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY

In alignment

Craniosacral therapy is a gentle, hands-on approach that aims to enhance the body's natural healing processes. By applying light touch to assess and release tensions in the craniosacral system, including the membranes and fluids surrounding the brain and spinal cord, this therapy promotes relaxation and overall well-being.

Cranial techniques involve a very light touch, often so subtle that it might feel like I'm simply resting my hands on you. But through this light contact, I'm able to tune into your body's natural motion and rhythms, including something called the primary respiratory mechanism, a wave-like motion that influences all tissues and fluids in the body.

Craniosacral therapy is suitable for people of all ages, from infants to elders. It's often used as a complementary treatment alongside traditional medical care, especially for those seeking relief from chronic conditions or looking to enhance their overall health.

  • Babies and children, especially after birth, to help with issues like colic, sleep disturbances, or feeding difficulties.

    Headaches and migraines

    Stress and tension

    Jaw issues (like TMJ dysfunction)

    Neck and back pain

    Recovery from trauma, such as falls, car accidents, or surgeries.

  • Most people find cranial osteopathy deeply calming. You'll usually lie down fully clothed while I gently place my hands on your head, back, or other areas, tuning in to subtle changes and guiding the body toward a state of ease. You might feel warmth, slight pressure, or simply a sense of deep relaxation.

  • “Our son wasn’t sleeping properly, or feeding well. He’s been suffering with colic and digestion issues, due to a bit of a traumatic birth. After the first session last week, there was an immediate difference. This week he slept throughout the whole session and is so much better. I would wholeheartedly recommend Simon.”

    Benjamin and Emma