"Craniosacral Therapy is a light-touch, whole-body treatment technique developed by John E. Upledger, DO, OMM; works with the body's craniosacral system to support and nourish the central nervous system--improving overall health and well-being.
It is a complementary method of hands-on bodywork; works with the natural and unique rhythms of the different body systems to pinpoint and address problem sources.
It helps to alleviate the aches, pains and strains of life; it improves coping mechanisms to allow for better management of stress.
It improves the body's ability to self-care. It can produce profound, positive changes." -Upledger Institute
Craniosacral Fascial Therapy was developed by Dr. Barry Gillespie as a periodontist in the 1970's while searching for his own healing. He combined techniques from cranial osteopathy, myofascial release and dental release techniques with remarkable results.
CFT is based on the theory that the Craniosacral and Fascial systems are not separate but one interconnected system. It blends established modalities of Cranial Sacral Therapy and Myofascial Release Therapy along with dental techniques.
CFT is a gentle natural modality that produces therapeutic benefits without the risk of side effects.
Massage of the head and neck as well as inside the mouth to relieve symptoms associated with TMD (Temporomandibular Joint Disorder or Dysfunction). The primary symptoms involved with TMD may include any or all of the following: facial pain, headaches, sinusitis (chronic), jaw pain, chronic ear aches, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), tooth pain assosicated with misalignment, clicking and popping when opening and or closing of the mouth, neck pain and limited opening of the mouth. Requires a referral in writing for TMD from a physician, dentist, or chiropractor.
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