Craniosacral therapy (CST) is a deeply relaxing bodywork technique that helps manage pain and stress by realigning bones, joints, and organs (especially the brain). I practice a type of CST called Core Synchronism, which unites the physical work of CST with the energy work of Polarity Therapy. This incredible technique helps address the whole person at every level - physical, mental, emotional, and energetic.

Core Synchronism is a visionary hand medicine. It follows the fluctuations of the Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF), and its effects on all body structures. Core activates the Parasympathetic Nervous system which is responsible for "rest & digest" functions. This technique works with all body structures: bones, muscles, organs, structures of the brain, energetic structures, and medical devices/implants. 

 The practitioner corrects the motion of these body structures to synchronize with the CSF and movement of the Core Current - the vital life force in the center of the body. Clients experience deep relaxation and relief from inflammation and pain. Injuries heal faster, old traumas are addressed, and chronic illness can be alleviated and sometimes resolved. It can often help joints like a chiropractic adjustment, but at the body's own pace... ideal for those who dislike bone cracking!

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Symptoms of pain, illness, injury or disease are often due to unhealthy movement patterns that the body has been forced to make due to life stressors. These stressors can include direct impacts, infections, repetitive movements from work or play, diet, environmental toxins or emotional stress. These unhealthy patterns disrupt proper body mechanics and functioning on all levels; including physical, emotional and mental.

Core helps to re-establish proper body mechanics and synchronistic relationships of these structures. This results in deep states of relaxation, and, ultimately, healing.

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Core Synchronism uses three things to make adjustments: the client’s cerebral spinal fluid (CSF), the core current, (the energetic current that moves with the CSF) and the practitioner’s intent to assist structures to move into alignment.

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Curious to learn more? Check out the Core Synchronization website: http://coresynchronism.org/