Craniosacral Therapie (Baden)

Therapy Approach The starting point for the craniosacral system is the cerebrospinal fluid, which is produced in the cerebral ventricles (cerebral chambers). The cerebro-spinal fluid protects the brain, spinal cord and nerves, nourishes them, cleanses and detoxifies them and is an important carrier of information. Tension and dysfunction in the craniosacral system can cause a range of sensory, motor and neurological complaints and therefore provide important information for therapeutic work. The cerebrospinal fluid washes around the brain and all nerve pathways - rhythmically like the ebb and flow of the tide. These rhythmic movements can be felt throughout the body. A free flow of this fluid allows the nervous system and the muscles, fascia / connective tissue, organs, bones and other tissues in the human organism to communicate optimally with each other. The different qualities of the cranial rhythmic pulse provide information about the state of the organism at all levels. Since the entire organism is interconnected, changes in individual areas have far-reaching effects on the entire body. Structure and function influence each other. The therapy is based on feeling the subtle cranial wave through our hands. We perceive the different qualities and support the client's self-healing process and regulatory mechanisms with attention and subtle impulses. The wave is related to our health and vitality. Accidents, shock, illness, the consequences of birth and stress can affect this free pulsation or even stop it in places. With gentle touch, blockages are felt, released and the cranial wave is brought back into balance.

Mode of action In addition to structure and function, craniosacral therapy often touches on people's emotions and deeper levels of existence, which can be expressed and changed. These changes can be perceived

through visible external movements, internal micro-movements, or even in deep stillness. The treatments and self-help exercises support people in their daily lives and encourage personal responsibility. Assessment, Information and Planning In an initial discussion, clients' concerns and problems are recorded. Needs and current information about health status as well as previous illnesses, accidents and family problems are important to us. We point out options and limitations. We also respect and recognize our clients' options and limitations and adjust treatments accordingly.