Promoting Health and Wellness

  With the biodynamic approach, we form a relationship to the health already within the client and facilitate it's expression throughout their entire being. Their cranio-sacral system shows us how to be more present via touch, which enables an intelligent healing potency to express itself freely within the client. Presence unites the practitioner to the natural world, enabling the client to access profound healing resources beyond treatment protocols.           

In this class you will lean how to biodynamically interface with the cranio-sacral system, advance your confidence in subtle palpation skills and experience the profound stillness at the heart of health. 

Course Highlights

• lineage history - a brief overview from cranial osteopathy with A.T. Still, D.O. to biodynamic work with current lineage practitioners
• physical preparation - qigong shaking to cultivate practitioner sensitivity to and relationships with the biodynamic fields
• practitioner integrity - palpable, felt sense methods to verify being grounded and centered
• fascial motility - learn how to detect cranial motility in body fascia. If you can plate motility in fascia you can treat all tissues
• quietude spectrum - exploration of quietude as a biodynamic felt sense indication of healing depth and process
• treatment cycles - how to catalyze healing by facilitating the transition from motility to neutral to motility again
• field integration - work with the derma and inner bodies to shift the orientation of your perception to an inclusive, biodynamic unity between client, practitioner and surrounding nature
• standing evaluation - when the client is standing, before treatment begins, learn how to assess where resources are already gathered and working on their behalf, so you know where to work to address their issues
• practical application - in addition to addressing biodynamic components of various client challenges, learn how to palpate osseous motility and work with it biodynamically to hope this with acute to chronic musculoskeletal challenges