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Craniosacral Therapy
Explore how Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy can help restore balance and harmony within the body. Through quiet, attentive touch, this practice supports your natural rhythms of healing and deep inner stillness.
The Biodynamic Cranial Approach
I offer a very gentle, hands-on form of natural manual therapy known as Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy (BCST). Rooted in the principles of the Traditional Biodynamic Osteopathic Approach (non-medical) and informed by my background in anesthesiology, pain medicine, and ordained ministry, the work supports the integration of body and soul and the natural inclination toward balance, healing, and wholeness.
This Healing Approach can be especially beneficial for individuals who are:
- Struggling with serious illnesses and declining health
- In hospice and end-of-life care
- Trauma survivors
- In palliative care
- In cancer treatment
- Struggling with anxiety
My intention is to offer a quiet, respectful space and a healing relationship where you can experience relief, clarity and a deeper sense of well-being.
To learn more about this approach or to schedule a visit, please contact me or schedule online through Craniosacral Therapy and Wellness.
Sacred Touch for Healing, Inner Peace, and End-of-Life Care
What Is This Type of Treatment?
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy (BCST) is a gentle, hands-on approach that supports the body’s inherent capacity for organization, balance, and well-being. It views the person as an integrated whole, where physical, emotional, and experiential aspects are intimately connected.
Rather than working to “fix” isolated symptoms, BCST orients to the natural forces of health already present within each person. The practitioner listens to these subtle expressions and supports the body as it finds new pathways of ease, coherence, and resilience.
Rooted in the principles of Osteopathy, BCST draws from the pioneering insights of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still and Dr. William Sutherland, who observed that the body expresses its vitality through subtle rhythmic motions and organizing forces.
Dr. Still once wrote, “The soul of man, with all the streams of pure living water, seems to dwell in the fascia of his body.” Within the Osteopathic tradition, this reflects a view of fascia as a living, unifying medium – where the complexities of human experience and bodily function meet.
Through this perspective touch, BCST becomes more than a physical contact; it becomes a quiet, respectful conversation with the body’s innate intelligence, inviting deeper balance, clarity and peace.
Potential Benefits
People often report that Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy may support:
- A sense of inner calm and reduced restlessness
- Greater ease with pain or discomfort
- Relief from anxiety or emotional overwhelm
- A softening of fear, especially during end-of-life transitions
- Comfort and adaptability during progressive changes in health
- A deeper sense of Wholeness and inner coherence