” Do you know that our soul is composed of harmony?” Leonardo da Vinci
What is Craniosacral therapy?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-mLstQUKQ0&t=1s
In person sessions are held by appointment on Thursdays afternoons at 3a Montgomery Street Lane EH7 5JT, and other times are possible.
I also work online using craniosacraltherapy skills and movement skills, please feel free to enquire to look at what could that be like? We can discuss that together on the phone, or on a Zoom call and see if it is for you.
Should you wish to discuss anything prior to booking, please contact me via the form and I will be in touch to arrange a phone call.
Cost
£65 per session .
Babies and children: £40.
Where: St Margaret’s House, Edinburgh and Hillside Collective, 3a Montgomery Street Lane, Edinburgh EH7 5JT. Online sessions using craniosacral therapy skills are also possible. Contact me if interested.
What to expect from a Craniosacral therapy session.
Session length may vary between 45 minutes and an hour. On your first session, we will go through a case history/consultation form. That might take anything from 10 minutes to half an hour. I do not charge for the extra time, but bear in mind the first session I prefer to leave a longer time for us to meet.
The approach is based on what can be described as a profound listening from the practitioner of the Client’s system. The practitioner follows patterns which appear to be restricting the Client and assists the body’s innate healing capacity to get well and let go of different types of limitations. The Client is fully clothed. It is extremely gentle and deeply relaxing.
The number of sessions may vary depending on each individual and condition. Some patterns may be more superficial, others deeper.
Throughout the session one may choose to talk, or be silent.
Sensations that may be felt can be warmth, tingling, spaciousness, connections throughout the body, a sense of deepening and quietness. The effects can last longer than the session.
It is a gentle therapy that can be used for all age groups from new-born to elderly.
I received CST for many years before deciding to become a therapist. In my case, after the initial choice for curiosity, I continued as part of my own learning journey about the self, healing and my place in our Community.
I am a member of CSTA and studied at CCST in London for my diploma.