Continuing Education Seminars at the Isogai® Academy
Information about the Cranio 1 Course
The craniosacral system in the body is enclosed by a tough, waterproof membrane (dura mater) that surrounds the brain and spinal cord.
Within this membrane sheath is the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), which bathes our brain and spinal cord.
An important function of the craniosacral system is the production, circulation and resorption of CSF.
CSF is the physiological environment in which our brain and spinal cord develop and live.
The process of producing and resorbing CSF within the dura mater creates rhythmic pressure fluctuations. The craniosacral system expands and contracts in a regular rhythm.
In the event of a dysfunction in this system, it can lead to malfunction, weakness or diseases of the CNS, which can affect the physiology of the entire body and the psychological structure.
To detect, perceive and evaluate this rhythm is an essential part of this course.
Techniques are taught that make it possible to palpate the interaction of the bony parts and the membranes of the body and—if necessary—to mobilise them.
This is the core of craniosacral therapy.
Course content Cranio 1:
- Introduction to the anatomy of the skull and the membrane system
- Perception of the CSR at various points on the body
- Palpation exercises
- The 10-step method according to Upledger
- Parallels to IDT
Date Cranio 1:
9. – May 10, 2020 from 10 AM–6 PM
Maximum number of participants: 6 people
Cost: 600 euros (incl. 2 practice evenings/afternoons under supervision)
Course 1 enables work with the 10-point programme and is an optimal addition for Isogai therapists, which is why this course is also offered as a postgraduate course. Of course, it is open to anyone who is interested.
Instructor:
Sandra Sämmer, HP, Isogai® therapist and osteopath