Craniosacral
Therapy or CST is a subtle and profound type of healing,
which assists the body’s natural capacity for self-healing.
Craniosacral Therapy can help the body resolve and heal pain
and injury, disease, emotional and psychological issues as well
as support the development of the client’s sense of wellbeing
and health. With treatment, a deep sense of rebalancing occurs.
Conditions
commonly addressed with CST include
• Stress • Back and neck pain
• Insomnia • Surgical recovery
• Depression and Anxiety • TMJ
• Migraine headaches • Birth trauma
A
session consists of light hands on touch while remaining fully
clothed and lying down on a massage table. The sessions are
deeply relaxing and help to relieve stress and tension. Treatments
also help the client acquire a deeper understanding and relationship
with their inner self and body. Clients report that the feeling
of a session is similar to meditation without having to try
to meditate.
Gentle
and non-invasive, CST is a great complement to any wellness
program and to other types of healthcare.
Here
is more information on Biodynamic
Craniosacral Therapy, where an in-depth explanation of
the principals behind the work is discussed.
Molly
Cusick, CST is a Biodynamic
Craniosacral Therapist who has studied with various pioneers
in the field, most recently completing a two year study
at the Karuna Institute in Devon, England with the one of the
true masters, Franklyn Sills. Her extensive knowledge and integration
of healing modalities such as reiki, polarity therapy and massage
combine to create a unique and powerful synergy. Molly lives
and practices in Santa Barbara, California.
Client
testimonials:
“I
have found that after receiving Craniosacral therapy with
Molly that I am able to cope with everyday life and stress
much more than before.”
-S. Sisney, stylist
“My
sleep has been so much better since I started receiving CST.”
-T. Doris, Web designer
“It’s
like she takes you to the bottom of the ocean and back. I
find my center and a deep sense of peace from the work.”
-A. Vandewater, Yoga instructor
