Join Hallie on the latest episode of The Untethered Podcast as she jumps into the fascinating world of Craniosacral Therapy (CST), its history and its connection to osteopathy, holistic health, and the intricate interplay between structure and function within our bodies with her guests Lauren Christman, LMT, CCST, CBSI/ATSI and Collin Sedlacek, LMT, MLDC, CCST candidate.
In this enlightening conversation they define inherent health, the importance of structure-function relationships, the role of fascia in connecting different body parts, the autonomic nervous system’s responses, and the gentle manual therapy known as Craniosacral Therapy.
They also talk about the importance of a team approach to healthcare, finding skilled manual practitioners and more!
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In this episode, you’ll hear:
- A Brief History of Craniosacral Therapy
- The Impact of Historical Context in Osteopathic Treatment and Finding Help for Your Child
- The Body’s Ability to Self-Organize and Heal
- The Impact Of C-Sections On The Breastfeeding Journey
- The Wisdom in Feeling: Caring for the Whole Body to Address Feeding Issues
- The Relationship between the Pelvis and Feeding Challenges in Children
- The Impact of Digestion and Nervous System on Infant Feeding
- The Balance of Art and Science in Pediatric Feeding Therapy
- Building Rapport with Patients: Listening Skills for Therapists
- Supporting Physiological Self-Organization with Polyvagal Theory
- Coping Skills and Trauma Relief for Parents
- Finding a Qualified Practitioner for Pediatric Manual Therapy
- Feeling Comfort and Connection Through Co-Regulation
- Regulating the Nervous System: Exploring Physical Practices for Enhanced Wellness
LINKS
Check out Collin’s website here integralsomatics.net or connect with him on Instagram
Get to know Lauren more on Facebook or visit her website craftedtouch.com
Connect with Hallie on Instagram, Facebook & LinkedIN
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Thank you, I really appreciated this episode, because I really liked when MS. Lauren Chrisman talked about the child ehibited behaviors at times, that maybe seen as symptoms are really actions that they are taking to help themselves as the body has a genius to heal itself. I just heard about the child perhaps, jumping or throwing to reach the threshold, and it is necessary (this also was talked about at feed the peds), is really necessary to do before the child is regulated to do a session (exercises oral motor or feeding session, etc.), and I also liked when Collin said about the presence being really important, and the parents impressions and how a regulated person can really help another mirror that. And Hallie thank you for having them as guests, not easy Bravo, and you were really all talking about Love and of course the whole person, the neurology you all agreed upon.. Hope the girls are doing well. THank you for doing this for Us. Really helpful. Happy Fall, enjoy!!!