Craniosacral Therapy - Worth The Effort

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Craniosacral Therapy is the title used for specialized types of treatment using the palms and/or feet for therapeutic purposes. Craniosacral Therapy is a process in which soft tissue manipulation is performed on specific areas on the cranium with a very small headgear and fine flexible wires. The primary objective of craniosacral treatment is to assist to restore function and restoration of mobility in those with craniofacial impairments. There are many causes of facial injuries and impairments, from arthritis to cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis (MS). Craniosacral Therapy is appropriate for most patients suffering from either or both of these conditions.

In my time as a Facial Plastic SurgeonI have treated patients with various levels of facial injuries ranging from fractures to traumatic amputations, and several other injuries affecting the soft tissues. Some of these injuries are readily apparent, whereas others are not as easy to describe or determine on the first visit. To be honest, over the years I have seen more than one case in which the patient presented with a craniosacral therapy-related injury. I also have seen many individuals who were treated successfully with other treatments, but due to their distress, pain or inability to function, were referred back to the cranial specialist.

Facial trauma is one of the most frequent reasons for referral to a specialist, and for good reason. The principal goal of cranial therapy is to decrease or eliminate pain, increase range of motion, restore facial nerve function and remove or reduce the presence of deformities, tumors or serious scarring. While the benefits of this type of therapy are usually beyond compare, some patients may experience numbness, tingling, a fluttering feeling, difficulty breathing, difficulty swallowing or moving the eyes. These side effects might actually worsen and become much worse if someone doesn't receive the right amount of stimulation and education.

The problem with craniosacral therapists quackery is that they are offering quack treatments that simply do not work. In actuality, those quacks play on people's fear of the unknown. The first step in treating any ailment is education. Unfortunately, these"colleges" are teaching patients about nothing. No one is even really sure what the cause of the condition is.

I've been told by numerous people that they should feel free to consult a standard medical doctor about any aches, pains or symptoms they have. I personally would stay away from this, since it is only a matter of time before we find out everything about the human body. At the same time, there are those who would benefit from a cranial manual treatment such as craniosacral therapy. I personally would prefer a manual therapy to any other sort.

Craniosacral therapy is also achieved without a head piece or craniosacral vest. It only requires using two easy pieces of equipment. One is a clear plastic visor that sits on top of the helmet and the other is an adhesive skullcap. You place your head into the visor and fix it up and down to match your head size. Then you place the skullcap back on and do the exact same to the other side. This is a secure way to do craniosacral therapy with no danger of injury or infection to the skin.

Before deciding to have any craniosacral therapy finished, you should make sure to do your research. There are many different types of techniques and philosophies out there. A number of them do not work at all, while others could be beneficial. Craniosacral therapists should always discuss all available options with their patients before proceeding. Discussing all of the merits of each treatment method could help you make an informed decision.

Regardless of what method of craniosacral therapy you choose, you will definitely feel better after your initial session. I personally profited from both methods, so don't feel like you're alone. You may experience numbness in the feet or hands, but these feelings will be gone in a few days. You may experience pain or stiffness in some areas, but these too will also be gone in a few days. As long as you comply with the recommended treatments, you will surely feel better after your next craniosacral therapy session therapist remedies.