Cranial Sacral

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Dear Linda

 

Hello! Thank you so much for telling me about the CST information. It is

very new to me. I had gone to massage therapy before and it works well

on me. I am suffering with my back pain for longtime. My doctor told me

to see Physical Therapist for ulltrasound. I have not gone try it

before. I am on the massage therapy list. I prefer to not try the

ulltrasound. I prefer massage than use the ultrasound.

 

My question how can I tell massage therapist about CTS?

 

My back pain started to feel hurt from climb on my desk and open or

close my bedroom window. so my friend and I had to move my desk to the

wall and keep the window floor space so I can walk and stand up when I

want to close or open my window.

 

Warmly

 

 

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Jaimi Lard

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In a message dated 10/26/1999 7:46:09 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

jls writes:

 

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My question how can I tell massage therapist about CTS?

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Crainial Sacral Therapy requires special training at the Upleger Institute.

I am fortunate enough to have both my personal physician (a D.O.) and massage

therapist certified in CST at Upleger.

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Re: Cranial Sacral

 

It's great work....if I remember correctly it realigns the plates of the

skull and balances the pulses of the spinal fluid that flow up and down your

spine. I've had it done and it's great. There MUST be websites with tons of

information about it since there are training sessions in many different

massage schools across the nation at least and probably around the world.

-Kathrin

[Guest guest]

Hi Barb,

Thanks for the article! Great timing... I am actually in the middle of writing an article about all of the different types of body work and alternative healing modalities available. Your description of cranial sacral was great....

Be Well, Misty.

 

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