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Craniosacral Therapy involves lightly touching your head, spine and other parts of the body to relieve pain and tension in the body and to promote a sense of well-being.
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Peter Zealley - Craniosacral Therapist
Having been in practice since 1986 I know that past injuries, stressful events and traumas are the cause of many health issues in adults, children and babies.
If you, or your child, is suffering from symptoms which could be related to something that has happened and this includes birth, falls, head injury,... [read more]
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Lucy Dunleavy - Craniosacral Therapist
I am a craniosacral therapist, which is a very gentle yet potent hands-on therapy.
It can be very helpful in releasing tensions deep within the body, which can often affect whole body health and performance. Often these restrictions, absorbed on a daily basis, become so embedded we become unconscious... [read more]
Marian Bourne - Craniosacral Therapist
I work with trauma and people who live with long term pain. You've tried your doctor, a physio, osteopath or chiropractor but nothing has worked.
There can be many reasons why your pain or injury persists and usually, if you have been in pain a long time, it means it's... [read more]
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Jane Nunn - Craniosacral Therapist
I am one of only three people in the UK offering Stillness Touch Craniosacral work and one of many in Norwich offering person-centred counselling.
There's something about space that seems vital to me so it doesn't surprise me that the common thread in the work I offer is about holding space... [read more]
Alexandra Rosso - Craniosacral Therapist
I am able to share a variety of approaches of hands on healing and tailor work to the individual.
Privileged to study with some wonderful teachers, foremost i honour the teacher within you and within me from where i ever am reminded we begin.
I began life dancing both structured dance and more... [read more]
Deedee Bandalan - Craniosacral Therapist
My journey into Complementary Therapies started when a friend of mine was practicing with me using Reiki. During our practice session, I felt something that my inner being longed for that I was not aware of. Since then, there was a pull for me to know more about complementary... [read more]
Claire Seabrook - Craniosacral Therapist
I work with people who want to get relief from persistent or recurring pain and to enjoy the freedom of feeling well.
I've noticed that when pain won't go away, it's often because there are deeper factors that are not immediately obvious. So I guide people through a natural process that... [read more]
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Lynn Burnett - Craniosacral Therapist
I am a registered therapist accredited by the Craniosacral Therapy Association. (CSTA UK)
As a qualified Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist, I adhere to the CSTA's Code of Ethics and requirements for continuing professional development. I am also registered with the CNHC.
I completed my 2 year Post Graduate Diploma in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy... [read more]
Amal Alaoui - Craniosacral Therapist
I provide in person and Zoom appointments for homeopathy and craniosacral treatment at my London SW3 & SE23 clinical practices. I work with adults, children and babies for a range of symptoms including eczema, chronic fatigue, menopause, trauma & stress, insomnia and immune deficiency. I have also completed a Mindfulness... [read more]
Paul Quinton - Craniosacral Therapist
I'm ethical.
I only work with people that are committed to change.
I guarantee results if the person is committed.
I make no judgments or comparisons.
All work and healing are 100% confidential - this applies to couples or family members.
I speak from the heart and pride myself on the truth. I'm genuine and authentic... [read more]
Dorothea Leber - Craniosacral Therapist
I work as a Cranio-Sacral Therapist, Geomancer (alleviating Geopathic Stress in people's houses),
For me the key to healing is the deep stillness, which I call my healing space, I enter - (and usually my client too) - to do any healing. From there whatever wants attention makes itself known.
That... [read more]
Andreas Syrimis - Craniosacral Therapist
We are a multi therapy practice in central London next to Kings Cross. We offer Osteopathy, Physiotherapy, Massage Therapies, Acupuncture, Herbal Medicine, Orthopaedic consultations and other therapies. We have been established in 1997 and we have an excellent record of professional and affordable therapy services. We invite you to look at... [read more]
Maria Esposito Bsc (hons) - Craniosacral Therapist
Maria Esposito BSc (Hons) R-Nutritional Therapist - R-Craniosacral Therapist - NAET practitioner -NLP practitioner -Mindfulness Teacher- HeartMath meditation - Certified Angel Guide MBANT - MCSTA - CHNC registered
"The combined treatments work with eliminating old patterns, shock, trauma or old wounds from the physical tissue memory and planting positive seeds for the... [read more]
Alice Paton - Craniosacral Therapist
I have been a long -standing advocate of alternative therapies as my mother treated me with Homeopathy since I was a baby. As I've got older I've had a fascination with the stories our bodies tell, holding patterns of tension, which can cause underlying emotional discomfort and illness.
Craniosacral Therapy... [read more]
Steve Bonnelucq-Lane - Craniosacral Therapist
I work with people living the after effects of traumatic experiences, I also work with psychosexual issues with a particular focus on addiction.
I have more than 20 years experience is in working therapeutically with trauma and addiction. I am a Somatic Therapist which means I use body-based and psychological approaches to... [read more]
Rebecca Geanty - Craniosacral Therapist
Rebecca is warm, welcoming and truly passionate about her work. Your welfare is top of her list. After starting her career as an acupuncturist she has never looked back.
Sarah Morgan-Giles - Craniosacral Therapist
My work has been evolving for over 20 years (and I hope will continue to do so), enabling me to integrate a variety of effective and appropriate skills to help clients resolve physical and emotional trauma.
I work with clients to help them access the health, balance and vitality which is inside... [read more]
Marian Sowter - Craniosacral Therapist
I qualified in the year 2000 and haven't looked back. Craniosacral Therapy has brought me some dear friends and many happy clients. In over 2 decades of practice and experience, I have learned CST will always surprise me, there is always more to learn and there isn't much that... [read more]
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Tony Burt - Craniosacral Therapist
Fully qualified biodynamic craniosacral therapist registered with the Craniosacral Therapy Association practising in South East London. Especially keen to introduce the gentle but powerful effects of craniosacral therapy to those perhaps less familiar with complementary therapies with the aim of helping people to be healthier and to feel better.
Fully qualified... [read more]
Sara Browne - Craniosacral Therapist
I am an experienced integrative counsellor/psychotherapist and craniosacral therapist, with clinics in Tunbridge Wells and London. I have worked as a therapist for many years in both private sector, NHS, and as a tutor for the College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy, London.
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Lawrence Horwill - Craniosacral Therapist
Craniosacral therapy is a gentle, hands-on, non-invasive yet effective approach, working directly with the body's natural capacity for self-repair to treat a wide range of conditions..
I believe the body has an innate wisdom and intelligence which will, given the right conditions, organise the forces of health to find the best resolution... [read more]
Chhaya Shah - Craniosacral Therapist
Chhaya's interest in Complementary Medicine developed whilst working in training and management roles over 20 years ago. Her interest led her to explore a wide range of Complementary Therapies extensively. She has established a successful practice in clinics based at Ealing and Twickenham, West London, which offers a range of complementary... [read more]
Rix Pyke - Craniosacral Therapist
Homeopath in SE London and also at Rise Osteopathy, Forest Hill, South London. I practise Homeopathy and also teach Chi Kung - a meditative moving practice connecting breath, body and brain. I give 'Healthy Baby' talks to parents where 6 basic remedies are taught. I work in a fully funded project... [read more]
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Graham Hadley - Craniosacral Therapist
With over thirty years in therapeutic practice, I offer a bespoke combination of physiotherapy, shiatsu and craniosacral therapy to ease you from pain and stiffness into comfort and wellbeing. Monday and Fridays at The Forge Clinic in Richmond 020 8332 6184 theforgeclinic.com and Tuesdays and Thursdays at Putney Clinic 020... [read more]
Chris Wilson - Craniosacral Therapist
Qualified in 1994 from the British College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Have worked in industry and private practice since qualifying.
Established practice in Horsham for the past 15 years, with good links to the GP/Specialist community.
Craniosacral Therapy involves lightly touching your head, spine and other parts of the body to relieve pain and tension in the body and to promote a sense of well-being.
Craniosacral Therapy has been used to address a number of symptoms, including...
- Migraines and headaches
- Neck pain
- Back pain
- Stress and tension
- Orthopedic problems
- Anxiety and depression
- Babies post birth
- Emotional and physical trauma
An initial consultation will normally last about an hour and will involve questions about your medical history, diet, exercise and symptoms. Part of the session will involve you lying fully clothed on a massage table and the therapist will use touch to listen to the cerebrospinal fluid expression in order to restore the flow of fluid. A treatment plan will also be devised and the number of sessions required will depend upon the nature of the symptoms. Craniosacral Therapy is a non-invasive treatment and most people find it a relaxing and will feel revitalised afterwards. Minor issues may be resolved in 2 or 3 sessions, however longer standing problems may require further treatment.
It can offer a gentle yet deep treatment that is very respectful in that it works with the body’s own healing system by acknowledging physical and or emotional experience, which has over whelmed us in the past. By coming into relationship with those parts of ourselves through physical and relational contact, we invite in the opportunity to integrate into the whole, which can have a big impact on how we are feeling both in body and mind.
Craniosacral Therapy is currently unregulated within the UK. This means there are no laws which stipulate what, if any, qualifications and experience are required in order to practice. Practitioners can join a professional association and they do require members to provide proof of qualifications, as well as adhering to a Code of Ethics and Conduct.
The main professional association is the Craniosacral Therapy Association of the UK (CSTA).
All Craniosacral Therapy practitioners on the site are required to provide evidence of registration, however it advised you also make the necessary checks.
Different Craniosacral Therapists will have different areas of experience and interest and so finding a therapist who best meets your needs by checking that out with them will be beneficial.
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