CranioSacral Therapy can be thought of by some as being a bit weird. Which it isn’t, once you get used to it; or rather, it is, but in a way that increasingly just seems like the most extraordinary and yet ordinary thing in the world at the same time. I’ve been doing this work for…
The Sphenoid Bone: A Butterfly-Shaped Wonder of the Skull By Caroline Barrow CST-D MCSS, BSc There are many intricacies to the bones of the skull. I wonder if you have a favourite? Many people favour the sphenoid for its delicacy and butterfly-like beauty, alongside the maxilla and temporal bones. Its greater and lesser wings flare…
Background: What were you doing before the course? For the last 14 years, I have been running multidisciplinary osteopathy clinics but before that I was a bouncer! My brother is an osteopath and my sister a palliative care consultant, and although historically, I had never had a specific interest in therapy myself, I have always been…
Heather runs Silver Tree Therapies in the Chilterns triangle, and kindly agreed to take some time out of a snowy day in February to talk to us Tell us a bit about your background and why you chose to do the Foundation Certificate in Body Science training. I came from a background in massage, reflexology, and reiki…
As a blogger and journalist I have found myself doing some weird stuff over the years … sitting naked inside a chamber being bombarded with ozone, for example; leading a horse around an obstacle course using only my thoughts; reviewing a Shakespeare production performed inside a gigantic steel box with only buckets of blood as props.
We spoke to Tad Wanveer (LMBT, CST-D ) at the end of 2017 to find out a little more about him, his history and what to expect from the CST: Touching the Brain 1 course. Tad is an expert in the field of CranioSacral Therapy (CST). He worked closely with John Upledger, which deeply shaped his…
