Falx Cerebri - separates the right and left lobes of the brain

CST works by mobilizing or gently moving the dura (three layers of connective tissue that house the brain and spinal cord) to relieve any restrictions and restore the correct movement. Restrictions can be due to an injury (mild or severe), overuse, under use or even a repetitive motion. There can be many other causes as well.

The therapy is accomplished using only about 2-10 grams of pressure. The point is to engage the tissue without enlisting the help of the surrounding muscles. We want to work deeper than the muscles and independently of them. John Upledger described the feeling to the therapist as "pulling a boat on a string with one finger". Very little pressure is needed, the trick is to wait for the tissue to respond, and to follow it as it does.

Tentorium Cerebelli - creates a "floor" for the brain (cerebrum) and separates the cerebrum from the cerebellum

Depending on the area worked and the techniques used, CST can feel very mild to quite profound. Directly after the treatment, patients are generally relaxed. Over the hours and days following treatment, patients may notice a lessening of their symptoms.

CranioSacral Therapy can remove restrictions that cause chronic pain, neurological disorders and many other dysfunctions. It is helpful in the treatment of