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Stoke Newington
Anthony Wren B.Sc. (Hons), RCST, ITEC
1 Chesholm Road,
Stoke Newington, Hackney, London N16
Tel: 020 7923 4929 Email: tony_wren@hotmail.com
For more details about Anthony and craniosacral therapy please go to: Anthony Wren & London Craniosacral Therapy
Nicola-Fee Bahl RBCST
Stoke Newington,
Hackney, London N16
Tel: 07968 006163
Email: info@being2being.co.uk
For further information please visit Nicola-Fee's website at Biodynamic Cranio-Sacral Therapy
Chris Swain BSc (Hons) OST MICO
Yogahome, 11 Allen Road,
Stoke Newington, London N16
Tel: 020 7249 2425 Mobile: 07761754994
Email: chrisjswain62@hotmail.com
You can read more about Chris's work at Chris Swain Cranial Osteopathy
Dalston
Liz Garner RCST
Hands Holistic
Craniosacral Therapy and Reflexology Clinic
Navarino Road
Hackney, London E8 1AQ
Tel: 0780 445 8081
Email: liz@handsholistic.co.uk
For more details please go to Liz's website: Craniosacral Therapy with Liz Garner
What Is Craniosacral Therapy?Craniosacral therapy was developed by William Sutherland, an osteopath, towards the end of the 19th century. He discovered that physical, mental and emotional health are bound up with intrinsic movements of the bones in the skull. These are rhythmic tidal motions which can be felt as palpitations in the cerebro-spinal fluid of the pelvic areas as well as the skull. The craniosacral practitioner feels for these very small contractions and expansions which gives information on the patient’s wellbeing. After manipulation by the practitioner, changes in pressure lead to changes that benefit the body as a whole.
The therapy is extremely gentle just using a light touch. Resulting from injuries and illnesses, deeply held patterns of disease accumulate during one's lifetime becoming fixed into body tissues. Craniosacral therapy influences these disease patterns with the potential to transform resistance and restriction at a fundamental level, and so eliminating problems and restoring health.
Because it is such a gentle therapy it is suitable for babies, young children and the elderly.
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