Some results of receiving CranioSacral Therapy facilitate an arrival at ones truth. Speaking that truth may show up as painting, singing...

In 2010, when I first starting digging into what it could mean to practice CranioSacral Therapy, I had just had a baby. I wasn't thinking about certifying with Upledger Institute, I was simply pulled by a deep curiosity toward this work and was researching all avenues to be able to learn it. In 2012, while living in Hong Kong I was still researching CST and the opportunity to attend a class with UI came up. It was in the Pok Fu Lam neighborhood, just a bus, a boat, a tram and

The Avenue of Expression The Avenue of Expression The Avenue of Expression Doesn't that sound like a road you want to be on? How do you get there? Where will it take you? Within CST, we are addressing the "Avenue of Expression" when we are working with the membranes within the thoracic region (upper chest), neck and jaw during your initial sessions and then with intraoral CranioSacral Therapy, the "mouthwork" is the completion of the avenue. Clients share an increased ability

One client's story of "mouthwork" Angela was suffering from a blood borne virus she caught during vacation that had landed her in bed for a few weeks once home. She started to experience a lot of pain in her upper neck, symptoms of TMJ disorder that included jaw tightness, discomfort in a few of her teeth, as well as iritis in both eyes. Angela felt that her attention span, energy level, and even the way she moved were compromised. In addition to seeing her physical therapist