is based on the hydraulic system which extends from the cranium (head) to the sacrum (tailbone). In the spinal cord, there is a rhythmic increase and decrease in cerebral spinal fluid. The effect can be detected throughout the body by a skilled therapist who uses this rhythm as a guide to releasing soft tissue restrictions and bone-on-bone compressions wherever presented (from head to toe).

Craniosacral therapy can be useful for conditions such as insomnia, neck, and back pain, joint pain, sciatica, headaches, arthritis, orthopaedic problems, emotional difficulties, neurological problems, learning and behavioural problems, and, stress and tension-
related problems.