Craniosacral Therapy

Release Tension

Stimulate Self Healing

Craniosacral Therapy focuses on the subtle, involuntary movements within the body, believed to reflect the state of health in the tissues. These movements, often described as a rhythmic expansion and contraction, are present in all parts of the body.

How it works

The goal of craniosacral treatment is to promote the natural movement of tissues, supporting the body’s ability to heal itself. The treatment may involve gentle manual techniques targeting joints, muscles, bones, and connective tissues. You may also receive advice on pain management and exercises tailored to your specific condition.

FAQs

What/who is the treatment beneficial for?

  • Ideal for those seeking gentle, non invasive support for the body’s natural healing
  • Benefits individuals with chronic pain, tension, stress, joint or muscle discomfort
  • Supports conditions like tension headaches and anxiety by working with natural body rhythms
  • Includes personalised exercises and pain management advice
  • Suitable for those open to subtle approaches rather than forceful adjustments

What should I wear for my treatment?

 It is recommended to wear loose, comfortable clothing. In some cases, partial undressing may be requested, depending on your comfort level and the nature of the treatment.

How often is treatment recommended?

Practitioners usually tailor the frequency to each person and as improvements are felt, sessions may be spaced out gradually.

How should I prepare for the treatment?

During the session, a detailed case history will be taken to understand your needs and goals for the treatment. It would be helpful if you can prepare this information in advance.

Alexandra Sticher, Shiatsu and Craniosacral Practitioner

Alexandra creates a safe, supportive environment where deep-seated patterns can be recognised and transformed, and conditioned beliefs gradually unlearned. Her treatments are deeply nourishing and suitable for all ages, including those who are frail or in acute pain. They can be used both preventatively and to address the root causes of various conditions, such as stress and pain management, recovery from surgery, chronic illness, depression, anxiety, and poor sleep.

With Alexandra, you’ll build an empowering set of practical, effective tools that can be easily integrated into your daily life.

Alexandra Sticher