Did you know that craniosacral therapy (CST) has been around for centuries? It’s true! This episode uncovers the fascinating history of craniosacral therapy, as well as provides an in-depth explanation of past pioneers who made significant contributions to the development and understanding of this healing modality. Hear about important figures like Emanuel Swedenborg, the first known person to document and study the movement of the cranial bones. From the 1700’s to today, Meaghan explains how CST has evolved over time to help individuals improve their overall well-being. She also shares her own personal journey as a craniosacral therapist and the techniques she teaches at the Beames CST Training Center.

Episode Timestamps:

• {00:36} Brief history of craniosacral therapy
• {02:11} Emanuel Swedenborg and his study of cranial bone movement
• {03:02} Andrew Taylor Still, the father of osteopathy
• {04:35} Charlotte Weaver and her research on cranial bones
• {06:15} William Garner Sutherland and his development of cranial osteopathy
• {08:07} John Upledger and his development of biomechanical craniosacral therapy
• {13:05} Carol Gray and her focus on infant craniosacral therapy
• {15:26} Meaghan shares her own journey as a craniosacral therapist
• {17:15} Techniques used at the Beames CST Training Centre
  
  

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