Anyone Using Craniosacral Therapy?

[Guest guest]

A little late in reading messages but I am interested in learning more about Craniosacral Therapy. My daughter wishes to try this therapy with her son now aged 6 weeks. He was a breech birth and has problems with sleeping and trouble with bowel motions.

Has anyone had succuss with using the therapy in these two areas?

Thanks,

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Re: Anyone Using Craniosacral Therapy?

We also did Craniosacral therapy for awhile and found it very calming. Our therapist taught us some procedures we could do at home. We also saw a chiropractor and found the same results. Wyatt was much more relaxed after each session. Geri-Anne and Wyatt, Complex I> > I was wondering if anyone on the board has tried Craniosacral > therapy in order to try and eleviate those whose children experiance > arching of the back and uncontrolled body movements due to problems > in the Basal Ganglia.> > Reason I ask is that we have sent Connor to a few sessions and it is > amazing the calming affect that these sessions have on him. We > usually have to rock Connor constantly or else he starts having > spasms and arches his back into what I consider very dangerous > positions ie he can't relax by himself - any ideas why???. After > such a session he is very relaxed and can be left awake to his own > devises for a number of hours. Unfortunately we have not been able > to send him consistently so we have not benifited fully from the > sessions.> > Any thoughts?Please contact mito-owner with any problems or questions.

[Guest guest]

I was wondering if anyone on the board has tried Craniosacral

therapy in order to try and eleviate those whose children experiance

arching of the back and uncontrolled body movements due to problems

in the Basal Ganglia.

Reason I ask is that we have sent Connor to a few sessions and it is

amazing the calming affect that these sessions have on him. We

usually have to rock Connor constantly or else he starts having

spasms and arches his back into what I consider very dangerous

positions ie he can't relax by himself - any ideas why???. After

such a session he is very relaxed and can be left awake to his own

devises for a number of hours. Unfortunately we have not been able

to send him consistently so we have not benifited fully from the

sessions.

Any thoughts?

[Guest guest]

I was wondering if anyone on the board has tried Craniosacral

therapy in order to try and eleviate those whose children experiance

arching of the back and uncontrolled body movements due to problems

in the Basal Ganglia.

Reason I ask is that we have sent Connor to a few sessions and it is

amazing the calming affect that these sessions have on him. We

usually have to rock Connor constantly or else he starts having

spasms and arches his back into what I consider very dangerous

positions ie he can't relax by himself - any ideas why???. After

such a session he is very relaxed and can be left awake to his own

devises for a number of hours. Unfortunately we have not been able

to send him consistently so we have not benifited fully from the

sessions.

Any thoughts?

[Guest guest]

We also did Craniosacral therapy for awhile and found it very

calming. Our therapist taught us some procedures we could do at

home. We also saw a chiropractor and found the same results. Wyatt

was much more relaxed after each session.

Geri-Anne and Wyatt, Complex I

>

> I was wondering if anyone on the board has tried Craniosacral

> therapy in order to try and eleviate those whose children

experiance

> arching of the back and uncontrolled body movements due to problems

> in the Basal Ganglia.

>

> Reason I ask is that we have sent Connor to a few sessions and it

is

> amazing the calming affect that these sessions have on him. We

> usually have to rock Connor constantly or else he starts having

> spasms and arches his back into what I consider very dangerous

> positions ie he can't relax by himself - any ideas why???. After

> such a session he is very relaxed and can be left awake to his own

> devises for a number of hours. Unfortunately we have not been able

> to send him consistently so we have not benifited fully from the

> sessions.

>

> Any thoughts?

[Guest guest]

We also did Craniosacral therapy for awhile and found it very

calming. Our therapist taught us some procedures we could do at

home. We also saw a chiropractor and found the same results. Wyatt

was much more relaxed after each session.

Geri-Anne and Wyatt, Complex I

>

> I was wondering if anyone on the board has tried Craniosacral

> therapy in order to try and eleviate those whose children

experiance

> arching of the back and uncontrolled body movements due to problems

> in the Basal Ganglia.

>

> Reason I ask is that we have sent Connor to a few sessions and it

is

> amazing the calming affect that these sessions have on him. We

> usually have to rock Connor constantly or else he starts having

> spasms and arches his back into what I consider very dangerous

> positions ie he can't relax by himself - any ideas why???. After

> such a session he is very relaxed and can be left awake to his own

> devises for a number of hours. Unfortunately we have not been able

> to send him consistently so we have not benifited fully from the

> sessions.

>

> Any thoughts?