Craniosacral Therapy
Pregnancy: Use with caution
This is the gentle physical manipulation of the skull, spine and sacral bones to 'align' them and create a better state of health for the individual. The practitioner believes that this alignment allows the body to balance, restore and heal itself of a number of ailments
Caution
None significant
Enthusiastic manipulation by the practitioner may cause injuries, especially to children
Avoid relying on this method as the only means of managing any health problem
Therapy for:
Back Ache
Stress relief management
Autism spectrum disorder
Chronic fatigue
Tinnitus
Comments
Developed by John Upledger. 1970s osteopath
It is likely to be a Placebo intervention; there is no scientific evidence of effectiveness
Its practice is unregulated, hence, you can not trust the credentials of practitioners
Diabetes: Use with caution
Children: Use with caution
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