Craniosacral Resonance

Craniosacral resonance is a body-oriented approach that facilitates natural healing processes in the body, both physiologically and psychologically. 

 

Method development

Based on years of experience in physical therapy, the approach was developed by the internationally renowned teacher, Chintan Veet. It tends towards a holistic understanding of the human body, based on knowledge of anatomy, physiology, embryology, modern neuropsychological findings and other concepts.

Presentation of the approach

The central concept of this approach is the "Breath of Life", the life force that maintains and connects all functions in the body and opens the way to health. The "Breath of Life" expresses itself as a subtle rhythmic wave or "primary respiration" that is present in our organism in the form of the so-called biodynamic forces. The work is based on supporting one's life force and enabling a clearer expression of the "Breath of Life", which enables the reconnection between the inert psychophysical state and the health inherent in the "primary respiration".

After the introductory conversation, the client lies dressed on the massage table. The craniosacral resonance practitioner uses light, attuned, and specific touch (e.g. on the feet, head and sacrum). The work usually takes place in silence, and the process is complemented by conversation when needed. In therapy we achieve states of deep relaxation, calm and serenity that are regenerative and healing.

 

»In the deep stillness of a given moment lies the wisdom of our being. When we come into contact with stillness, the door to the forces of self-healing and inner harmony open.«      

— Chintan Veet, the founder of Craniosacral Resonance

The effects

  • an impact on physical and mental well-being,

  • pain relief and additional support for acute and chronic diseases,

  • support in meeting life's challenges, difficulties, and stresses,

  • support during major life changes and crises,

  • enhancement of immune resistance and improved metabolism,

  • assistance in the process of self-discovery.

+ Literature, sources

Chintan Veet (2014) Educational material from Craniosacral Resonance. A book is in preparation.

Franklyn Sills (2011 in 2012) Foundations in Craniosacral Biodynamics: Volumes 1 & 2. North Atlantic Books.

Michael Shea (2007–2013) Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Volume One – Five. North Atlantic Books.

The Craniosacral Podcast