Cranio Sacral Therapy

the flow of energy through meridian pathways. The practitioner or healer learns specific handson techniques to palpate the cranial wave anywhere on the horses body. Also learned are specific handson contacts for cranial bones and the bones of the pelvis to treat different conditions of the horse thus assisting the body to correct itself. The body has an incredible selfhealing mechanism and in the Equine CranioSacral Work trained practitioners are taught to listen to what the horse needs. The horses restrictions can come from a physical trauma of any kind including chemical as well as an emotional or spiritual trauma. Each affects the other.
When an injury or trauma occurs it gets stuck in the tissue of the horse and is stored in the cell memory of the tissue until released. Dr. Upledger calls this injury an energy cyst. Another term used by some is a psychotic corner. Dr. Hugh Milne refers to it as an archaic wound. A CranioSacral practitioner is taught to sense any restrictions in the CranioSacral system. By palpating the cranial wave on different areas of the horse a practitioner can tell where there is healthy movement or lack of movement. This is similar to an acupuncturist palpating the flow of energy through meridian pathways. The practitioner or healer learns specific handson techniques to palpate the cranial wave anywhere on the horses body. Also learned are specific handson contacts for cranial bones and the bones of the pelvis to treat different conditions of the horse thus assisting the body to correct itself. The body has an incredible selfhealing mechanism and in the Equine CranioSacral Work trained practitioners are taught to listen to what the horse needs. The horses restrictions can come from a physical trauma of any kind including chemical as well as an emotional or spiritual trauma. Each affects the other.
CranioSacral therapy can help the following conditions
Facial nerve paralysisHeadshakingHead injuries and traumasEmotional problemsLamenessTMJ Temporal Mandibular Joint DysfunctionColicBlocked tear ductsCastrationCribbingSpinal injuriesHind end injuries and many others.