In this book, Franklyn Sills extends the concepts and skills covered in his first volume to the specific structural membrane and tissue dynamics of the human form, demonstrating the connection between craniosacral therapy and osteopathic healing. Volume Two shows students and practitioners how to relate to the major tissue structures within a wide perceptual field and a craniosacral biodynamic orientation. A thorough survey of the major body areas, including motility, structure, and anatomical relationships, offers practical applications throughout the book.
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"Drawing on developments in biophysics, psychotherapy, and neuroscience, and working from classical osteopathic roots, he has helped to pioneer a new therapeutic modality, Craniosacral Biodynamics. This approach reaches far beyond the traditional limits of physical medicine. His two volumes which outline the fundamentals of Craniosacral Biodynamics will benefit humanity well into the new millennium.”
- Katherine Ukleja, D.O., Senior Lectureer, Karuna Institute and Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, UK
"I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning about craniosacral therapy. It is clearly written, richly illustrated, and brimming with clinical wisdom."
-Daniel J. Benor, M.D., Editor of the International Journal of Healing and Caring.
"Anyone who is interested in the essence of the craniosacral approach should read this remarkable book. "
-Michael Kern, D.O., RCST, Course Director of the Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, U.K., Author of Wisdom in the Body
- Katherine Ukleja, D.O., Senior Lectureer, Karuna Institute and Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, UK
"I highly recommend this book to anyone interested in learning about craniosacral therapy. It is clearly written, richly illustrated, and brimming with clinical wisdom."
-Daniel J. Benor, M.D., Editor of the International Journal of Healing and Caring.
"Anyone who is interested in the essence of the craniosacral approach should read this remarkable book. "
-Michael Kern, D.O., RCST, Course Director of the Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, U.K., Author of Wisdom in the Body
About the Author
Franklyn Sills is co-director of the Karuna Institute, a respected post-graduated Institute for Craniosacral Biodynamics and Core Process Psychotherapy. Throughout his career, he has been in the forefront of pioneering a biodynamic approach to work within the cranial field. His training includes medical research, Osteopathic work, and an in depth study of the work of Dr. Randolph Stone. His main focus has been within the context of craniosacral teaching and clinical practice. He is the author of the award-winning book The Polarity Process.
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The Book all Craniosacral Therapist should own!,
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If you are trained in Craniosacral Therapy, especially under Upledger's model, this book is for you! If you found Upledger's book a bit dry or difficult to plod through and not an easy resource or want more information ont how CST and restrictions relate to all of the organ sytems,glands,tissues and diseases this book is a must have. It is very,very informative and difficult medical concepts are broken down to an understandable level. It made the lightulbs go off in my head. Once you can feel the CS pulse you can use this book to learn how to heal more than you ever imagined. You do not need the first volume,if you are already a CST. If you are not, but are any type of energy practioner the first volume would be a good resource to have, but this second volume can stand alone. I love this book.It is well worth every penny it costs!
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Volume One of Craniosacral Biodynamics established a foundation in basic theory and practitioner skills. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
inertial fulcrums, inertial potencies, inertial issues, primal midline, compressive issues, cranial base patterns, wide perceptual field, narrow your perceptual field, occipital cradle, negotiate your contact, midline phenomena, tensile tissue field, vertebral dynamics, birthing forces, sacral hold, primary respiration, balanced ligamentous tension, fluid midline, inertial patterns, ligamentous relationships, fluid tide, inhalation motion, inhalation surge, neutral accessed, sutural relationships Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Breath of Life, Volume One, Inherent Treatment Plan, Long Tide, Randolph Stone, Clinical Highlight, Polarity Therapy, Stage Four, Dan Tian, Foramen of Monro, Basic Birth Dynamics, Ganglion of Impar, Karuna Institute, Primary Respiratory Mechanism, Raymond Castellino, Step Two, Stephen Porges, American Academy of Osteopathy, Churchill Livingston Inc, Creative Intelligence, David Chamberlain, Harry Oxorn, Katherine Ukleja, North Atlantic Books, Polyvagal Responses New!
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Volume One of Craniosacral Biodynamics established a foundation in basic theory and practitioner skills. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
inertial fulcrums, inertial potencies, inertial issues, primal midline, compressive issues, cranial base patterns, wide perceptual field, narrow your perceptual field, occipital cradle, negotiate your contact, midline phenomena, tensile tissue field, vertebral dynamics, birthing forces, sacral hold, primary respiration, balanced ligamentous tension, fluid midline, inertial patterns, ligamentous relationships, fluid tide, inhalation motion, inhalation surge, neutral accessed, sutural relationships Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Breath of Life, Volume One, Inherent Treatment Plan, Long Tide, Randolph Stone, Clinical Highlight, Polarity Therapy, Stage Four, Dan Tian, Foramen of Monro, Basic Birth Dynamics, Ganglion of Impar, Karuna Institute, Primary Respiratory Mechanism, Raymond Castellino, Step Two, Stephen Porges, American Academy of Osteopathy, Churchill Livingston Inc, Creative Intelligence, David Chamberlain, Harry Oxorn, Katherine Ukleja, North Atlantic Books, Polyvagal Responses New!
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- Oxorn-Foote Human Labor and Birth by Harry Oxorn on page 277, page 279, and page 310
- The EMOTIONAL BRAIN: THE MYSTERIOUS UNDERPINNINGS OF EMOTIONAL LIFE by Joseph Ledoux on page 342, and page 356
- Teachings in the Science of Osteopathy by William Garner Sutherland on page 29, and page 51
- Spontaneous Healing by Andrew Weil on page 252, and page 276
- Human Embryology by William J. Larsen on page 90
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