Craniosacral Therapy in Flint & Grand Blanc, MI
Treatment for chronic pain, migraines, and spinal cord injuries.
CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle touch that allows for the release of restrictions in the soft tissues surrounding the central nervous system. This helps to reduce pain and dysfunction.
Craniosacral Therapy
CranioSacral Therapy (CST), a gentle, hands-on approach to releasing tensions deep within the body, can relieve pain and dysfunction, and improve overall health and performance. Our therapists have received advanced training in CranioSacral therapy.
What is Craniosacral Therapy?
CranioSacral therapy is a gentle and hands-on approach to evaluating and improving the functioning of a physiological system called the craniosacral. It consists of the membranes, cerebrospinal fluid, and other fluids that surround and protect the spinal cord and brain. To release restrictions in the soft tissues surrounding the central nervous system, therapists use a light, non-toxic, tough. CST is being increasingly used to prevent disease and treat a variety of medical conditions, according to the Upledger Institute International.
How does Craniosacral Therapy work in Flint, MI?
Your body adjusts to the strains and stresses it is subject to every day. These changes can cause tissues to become tighter and more distorted, causing the craniosacral systems to be less efficient. These distortions can cause tension around the brain or spinal cord, which can lead to restrictions that can hinder the health of the central nervous and other systems it interacts with.
The therapist gently touches the craniosacral area with light touch. This is to check for ease of movement and rhythm in the cerebrospinal fluid that pulses around the brain. To release any restrictions in the craniosacral system’s tissues, soft-touch techniques can be used.
CranioSacral Therapy can treat a variety of dysfunctions including chronic pain, sports injuries, stroke, and neurological impairment.
What conditions does Craniosacral Therapy Treat?
- Concussions and Traumatic brain Injury
- Migraines and headaches
- Chronic back and neck pain
- Tension-related and stress-related disorders
- Motor-coordination impairments
- Disorders of infants and children
- Injuries to the brain and spinal cord
- Chronic fatigue
- Fibromyalgia
- TMJ disorders
- Scoliosis
- Disorders of the central nervous system
- Orthopedic problems
Benefits Craniosacral Therapy in Flint, MI
CST is beneficial for nearly everyone. It can ease pressure, relieve pain, reduce stress, and tension. CST can help restore mobility, especially cranial mobility, and improve the function of the nervous system.
Individuals with chronic conditions like sinus infections, TMJ, fibromyalgia and migraines/headaches, scoliosis, neck/back problems, insomnia, IBS, or other digestive issues, as well as chronic fatigue can also benefit from Craniosacral Therapy.
CST is a treatment that can be used to benefit all ages. It has also been proven effective in treating psychological and physical conditions.
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John Palmer
“Really care about the wellbeing of the patients – I recently graduated from physical therapy for soreness in chest and hips. Meghan was excellent! What really impressed me, Meghan ended treatment at the best time for me. I had many visits left from my prescription. She had my best interest at heart, not making extra money. I also found the billing process understandable and friendly. I would definitely go back to Maxwell!”
Chris Pricelesss
“Very helpful and kind. Professional staff. Staff are extremely polite and most of all, it’s affordable and they will work with you financially so no one gets left out. It’s a Great experience every visit. Will be referring others. Thank you all for helping our daughter. We have, already, seen big improvements. That’s what we want and expect. With your help our daughter will achieve her goals, improvements with her speech, and we look forward to every visit. You guys are outstanding! Thank you so much!”