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Meridians Education

CranioSacral Therapy 1

3 Day education workshop.

Assessment of the Central Nervous System and how to use this assessment to guide you to the areas of the body that need work. Also an initial full body protocol to work with clients.

21 CEUs issued through NCBTMB

 

Check our Instagram @meridiansonpine for some zoom connections on CranioSacral Therapy. 

Objective of the course

To learn and identify the CranioSacral system and rhythm. To be able to work with and use the 

CranioSacral pulse to help assess clients problem areas, to be able to instill the StillPoint to help the nervous system reboot,

be familier with the protocol to be the initial template of a sequence of a methodical approach to applying CST to your clients for an effective response.

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follow the link to save your place in CST 1 workshop.

 

Long Beach. April 12/13/14. Day one online days 2 and 3

in person. 10am to 5pm each day.

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​​Day 1,  10am to 5pm

  •  We will cover the History of CranioSacral Therapy and how to locate and identify the CranioSacral Pulse. 
  • What is light touch, light touch palpation. 
  • The still point and how to induce a still point in the CranioSacral System(reboot to the nervous system). 
  • We will discover the Craniosacral system and how it works.

 

Day2, 10am to 5pm

  • How to identify the fascial diaphragms and release the pelvic diaphragm

  •  We continue with the release of the Respiratory,Thoracic and Hyoid diaphragms. 
  • Occipital Cranial Base Release ( 4 parts). Cranial nerves affected, includes Vagus nerve release.
  • Sacral techniques, frontal and parietal lift techniques on the head.

 

Day 3, 10am to 5pm

  •  Complete the craniosacral techniques on the Verticle membrane system.
  •  TMJ, sphenoid compression and decompression. 
  • Recap on all points of the protocol and perform a 60 min exchange.

 

 

After the workshop is complete I will follow up with a 90 minute zoom call to check in for questions and to see how everyone is doing.

 

 

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CranioSacral Therapy 2                

15 hour CEU worshop. 


This workshop is the follow up and addition to Craniosacral Therapy 1. We will be continuing the journey of the Craniosacral system and how it helps clients with stress, pain and emotional trauma.

Day 1.

  • Introductions, recap on CST1, cover contents of the course
  • Hi spheniod bone, here are its dysfunctions and lesions and how to correct them
  • whole body evaluation with CST, how to understand and use this evaluation
  • Arching and its clinical use
  • Energy cyst formation and release

Day 2

  • Significance detector, how to listen to understand what is happening in the body
  • Fascial unwinding
  • The craniosacral system
  • How to tap into the CS system for emotions,stress and pain
  • the fascial glide
  • Emotional release in the body and how to facilitate with somatics


we will be going into the deeper levels of the fascia and energy to locate and help clear stress, tension, emotional trauma and pain in our clients body. These techniques can be used in all body work sessions. 











Click to go to Link Tree to sign up

what students are saying

Loved it! So thankful I followed my intuition and took this course.

Anastasia CST1-June 2022



Amanda does a beautiful job at instructing in a way I can grasp the material. She encourages you to trust what you feel and has given me confidence in adding this new modality into my practice. Loved the breakdown of the course in a very digestible manner. 10/10 for instructors preparation, patience and knowledge.

Stephanie- CST1 June 2022

Craniosacral Therapy is based on the theory that every cell in a healthy body expresses a rhythm this movement which is fundamental to life and which has been called craniosacral movement. At the core of the body the cerebrospinal fluid, which bathes and cushions the brain and spinal cord, expresses this motion in a tide and ebb flow; while bones, organs and other structures in the body each follow their own particular pattern of movement. Craniosacral movement is so subtle that it is barely measurable with instruments, but the hands of a trained therapist are able to perceive it.


In response to physical knocks or emotional stress, the body's tissues contract. Any stresses, tensions or traumas which have been stored in the body in this way will restrict the body's functioning. These show up in the way the Craniosacral motion is expressed.

Craniosacral therapists are trained to feel this subtle motion in the body, and can use it to identify areas where there is congestion or restriction. In this way they can identify the possible origin of the problem. Using the hands to reflect back to the body the pattern it is holding, providing an opportunity for the body to adjust and let go of the trauma or pain.​


About Amanda Hook

Hi there, I have been a therapist for 18 years and have been teaching for 6 years, at NHI in Studio City and after at PHI in Long Beach. I have been conducting my worshops for 3 years on CranioSacral Therapy and hold NCBTMB approved provider certificate to issue CEUs under their name. I have a passion for teaching as well as CranioSacral Therapy and can offer many real time experiences using this method of light touch body work. We have follow up meet ups and zoom calls to help each other work it out.

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