An observation by an osteopath 100 years ago that the side of the skull looks bevelled like the gills of a fish led to the development of craniosacral therapy. Having identified that motion is present in the living body and that where this motion may be restricted could lead to symptoms techniques were developed to restore normal function.

The methods now employed are very gentle and may benefit the patient in terms of reducing pain, discomfort and restoring mobility. The method is often used in babies.

The day is designed for practitioners to experience this method and to learn a few simple and safe techniques that they can incorporate into their practise Immediately. The day will be experiential and fun. The workshop is led by Jonathan Lawrence who has been practising and teaching for over 40 years.