Craniosacral Techniques: Part II

October 2, 2020 - October 6, 2020

This four and a half day course provides a thorough review of all material presented in the Part I course. More specialized techniques are given in the diagnosis and treatment of the sacrum, the diaphragm, face and TMJ problems. Diagnosis and treatment of the infant skull will be addressed. Students will be introduced to the craniosacral principles applied to the whole body.

Objectives: Upon completion of this course, the participant will:

• Analyze and distinguish the anatomy of the skull and cranial articulations
• Be proficient in the four quadrant diagnosis concept
• Be proficient in the methods of craniosacral treatment via dural membranes, fluid techniques, articular release and the sacrum
• Be thoroughly cognizant of articular restrictions involving the face
• Recognize the biomechanics and structural treatment of temporomandibular joint dysfunction

Prerequisites: Principles of Manual Medicine and Craniosacral Techniques: Part I