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Melissa Forehand VanderLinde - Treating Chronic Pain and Illness with Craniosacral Therapy
Melissa is a Tallahassee native. She went the Core Institute to get her massage license in 2000. She then went on to get a Bachelors degree in Dietetics from Florida State University in 2004. In that
same year, she started studying CST at the Upledger Institute and she is now a teaching assistant for the Institute.
Show Notes:
1:30 - What is craniosacral therapy?
5:05 - helping clients feel safe by having a neutral presence
6:10 - working with the inner parts through Internal Family Symptoms
9:40 - the manager, anxiety and exile parts
11:05 - treating traumatic child birth
12:40 - vagus nerve involvement
13:33 - long-haulers but not treating the diagnosis, rather treating the person
15:27 - being open and willing to experience healing through
15:51 - dramatic change for some in first session but deeper wounds take a little time
17:00 - working with the emotions that surround an instance
18:37 - patient age ranges treated
21:12 - coping strategies and external stimuli
22:50 - recommendation to read the book “No Bad Parts”
23:55 - cultural differences
Contact:
Phone: 850-510-4877
www.craniosacraltallahassee.com
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Melissa is a Tallahassee native. She went the Core Institute to get her massage license in 2000. She then went on to get a Bachelors degree in Dietetics from Florida State University in 2004. In that
same year, she started studying CST at the Upledger Institute and she is now a teaching assistant for the Institute.
Show Notes:
1:30 - What is craniosacral therapy?
5:05 - helping clients feel safe by having a neutral presence
6:10 - working with the inner parts through Internal Family Symptoms
9:40 - the manager, anxiety and exile parts
11:05 - treating traumatic child birth
12:40 - vagus nerve involvement
13:33 - long-haulers but not treating the diagnosis, rather treating the person
15:27 - being open and willing to experience healing through
15:51 - dramatic change for some in first session but deeper wounds take a little time
17:00 - working with the emotions that surround an instance
18:37 - patient age ranges treated
21:12 - coping strategies and external stimuli
22:50 - recommendation to read the book “No Bad Parts”
23:55 - cultural differences
Contact:
Phone: 850-510-4877
www.craniosacraltallahassee.com
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