Brain Therapy: Light Touch Can Heal: Ann House at TEDxWilliamsport

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Ann C. House is a licensed occupational therapist with more than 25 years experience. Ms. House is a consultant on sensory integration and processing issues, and has worked extensively with children diagnosed with autism, and has presented one day seminars for therapy professionals throughout Eastern United States. She received her Master's from the University of Puget Sound and her master's research is published in the American Journal of Occupational Therapy. Ann is a member of the professional advisory panel for Pennsylvania College of Technology's Occupational Therapy Assistant major, and is included in the 2006/2007 Manchester Who's Who Among Executive and Professional Women.Ann specializes in wellness for people of all ages. Lymphatic circulation is critical for overall health and wellness, and this comprises a large part of Ann's approach to wellness. Ann also uses CranioSacral Therapy, Brain Therapy and her knowledge of the body to include a holistic approach to wellness and overall health. She'll be talking about and demonstrating Brain Therapy
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[@darcyandrews8182]

I was admitted to ICU with a very severe traumatic brain injury. My PTA lasted 20 days. I was an inpatient for 6 weeks in the neuro ward. My partner at the time spent hours each day with me, using light touch on my head. I believe this saved my life. My recovery was unexpectedly positive. I’m completing my doctorate in clinical psychology currently.

[@E-Kat]

I'm so happy for you and it's so encouraging to hear such positive outcome. My husband has had a brain aneurysm 15 months ago and the initial outlook was very grim. We've been working with him even during his coma and we were told his recovery is due to our work only. I don't believe this but I know that light exercise to arms and legs helps the brain to recover. We're also placing our hands on his head. I think after seeing this and reading your post I'll continue placing my hands on his head. Thank you so much again, I wish you will complete your doctorate and enjoy your new lease of life! I'm so, so happy for you! You've made my day today! Happy Christmas!

[@AdityaSunshine17]

God bless you and hope you use your fullest potential to live a satisfying healthy life and help others do the same! ❤️✨

[@royalfrog3958]

did you have neuronal cell death and recover?

[@arifali6762]

So happy to know your improved health and for sharing it.

[@Wmmnah]

Placebos can work if you're gullible enough. Just look at religion

[@Lee-ob2ch]

I especially appreciate Dr. Upledger, who had taken a course in cranial osteopathy from Dr. Magoun in 1968, integrated cranial osteopathic techniques with other soft tissue manipulation to derive his own kind of therapy of the craniosacral system, calling it craniosacral therapy. The Upledger institute specializes in teaching Cranial sacral therapy and training others to educate in the field as well. This work is truly amazing.

[@biancahadley6426]

This is not groundbreaking research..this is energy healing, One of the most ancient ways of healing in the world. Just happy that science is researching and proving that energy healing really works. We all have the power to heal ourselves and others.

[@jooseppib1082]

No it is not groundbreaking it is just bs steaming giant bs and science has and will not change its mind on that note

[@bobb.6393]

Absolutely

[@joshyskeralagroup2676]

In India so many effective therapies are there. But New generation people are not interested in learning .so within 10 or 20 years all these therapies will vanish forever .There are people (Vaidyans) Who know herbal treatment for all most all diseases. But nobody is there to prove scientifically and help these people. Because they charge only the expense not more than that.

[@5DNRG]

Yes...it looked like Reiki to me.

[@reptilianbrother5618]

No, there is no proof. This is not science, it's pseudoscience

[@krishna123489]

This technique is called Craniosacral Therapy. CranioSacral Therapy (CST) was pioneered and developed by osteopathic physician John E. Upledger following extensive scientific studies from 1975 to 1983 at Michigan State University, where he served as a clinical researcher and Professor of Biomechanics. CST is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the functioning of a physiological body system called the craniosacral system - comprised of the membranes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. Using a soft touch generally no greater than 5 grams, or about the weight of a nickel, practitioners release restrictions in the craniosacral system to improve the functioning of the central nervous system.

[@hihigh101]

Brain therapy and Love Energy is what has me wondering about after watching this. Years ago my girlfriend at the time had one of the most intense head-aches she had ever had and I just went to her without any idea behind it, just a spontaneous action , and lightly touched parts of her head with my hands and fingers just for only a very short time, maybe less than a minute or two and to her total amazement [mine too] the head-ache disappeared .

[@Liberalite]

In the middle of our palms we find a big round portal that is linked to our hearts (right hand is the plus that can emit at much higher love frequencies, left hand is the minus, meaning it can receive a lot of energy/information). 1. Lay down and capture moment by moment in the present. 2. Truly/Sincerely ask for Gods forgiveness for all past experiences that we can't let go. It might be that you have to resolve a few things that we can't let go from our past. 3. Find a memory that is full of love, feel it, hold it, let love elevate to its highest form right in front of our third eye. If the mind is full of love it will make a link between it and the heart and the heart will begin to govern all thoughts and actions and do everything in balance ( the middle path ).

[@marya6445]

You are a natural healer! I hope that you pursue this and help others.

[@joshphillips8250]

Amazing! Incredible story! Maybe become a hero/ healer, if you haven’t already... cheers!

[@xHizukax]

I too have an experience with light touch with my girlfriend. I start to touch her lightly then put a very light pressure to make full contact to her skin. Then after a few minutes (for about 5 minutes) I start to move lower (from head to base of neck). Every 5 minutes I lower my hands while touching her skin.....Now we have 7 kids in total.

[@___solar___]

@@marya6445 anyone can develop these abilities. This may be a year late but do I care about linear space time with the wisdom and foresight I have? No of course not! My brother and I have started to find our natural gifts that we can easily develop, and we both have the ability to heal, and myself also dreaming about the future. It’s purely psychic ability that (in reality) anyone can develop. Given, that some skills aren’t for everyone, and some people may not like healing or dreaming about the future, but it’s not limited to these “special angels from heaven that were chosen by the stars”. My philosophy can align closely with that of Alan Watt’s. Reality and metaphysical reality are both one. You aren’t a soul or a body, you are both. All is one. All can be achieved. Nothing is impossible. Take this wisdom away with the intentions that you will show love and affection to someone who feels like they are doomed in life- who have no interest in living, or loving for that matter. Show your peers that abilities like these can change lives…naturally, without all the drugs, prescriptions, artificial medicine, surgeries, etc. The best technology we will develop that we will be most integrated with will be that which is ONE with nature- our bodies. It’s quite a magical time to just BE alive don’t you think?

[@sandyglovak6268]

It takes courage to speak on light touch and alternative therapies. This is science we will understand in the future.

[@nickidaisyreddwoodd5837]

@@LearningEngineercom It's not bull.

[@mirtra6078]

@@LearningEngineercom Listen , everything you don't understand is easily classified into ' bull' shelf - but that doesn't melee it unreal . If I sent you today into society that doesn't have let's say TV and you bring them one - what do you think the reaction would be ? Some of them would be thinking of you as God, some as magician , and some as 'bull' . And can you guess which one will be the first one to destroy it ? ;) Now , what would be the wise approach towards it ? What do you think ? Learning everything about it - right ? Hence - we call it science today . So , I would advise scientific mind and urge to learn - rather than destroy :)

[@Ownedby3Horses]

Yes - We've understood light touch, hands on work for centuries before big Pharma. This work is astounding. I work with horses, dogs, cats, humans and chickens...

[@nickidaisyreddwoodd5837]

@@Ownedby3Horses That is wonderful. In the book The Horse Boy by Rupert Isaacson he tells his conversation with a horse energy healer. He asked the energy healer how he does this miraculous healing work with the horses and the energy healer responded: "It's love Rupert its love". I will never forget the book and the documentary film both are Amazing and I cried through the book and through the film.

[@chucknoname8786]

It is MY OPINION that it takes no courage just to speak on things others cant comprehend....the real courage lies in the person willing to entertain the ideas....js

[@richardcastro2619]

Sounds like reiki, and visualization. Like massage energy with specific intent

[@prizzzim]

Reiki is pure energy work - how are they similar then?

[@laurenanne4237]

My thoughts exactly

[@theuser7472]

Seeing this treatment made me calm and relaxed.

[@idalixg4627]

One time my friend started having an asthma attack and didn’t have her pump so I put my heart on hers and got her to sink her energy with mine to trick the body into thinking it was fine, and she was indeed fine

[@katiepabt]

How interesting... what is this technique?

[@idalixg4627]

@katie pabt honestly I never heard of reiki or light touching healing before this experience. She couldn’t breathe so my first instinct was to just hug her and send her all my love and calm energy in the hopes that it would help.

[@GoodGolly.MissLolly]

In 2022, Dr Oz’s recommendation certainly doesn’t carry the weight it once did…

[@ta3471]

Crainial Osteopathy has been around for very long time ..also cranial sacral therapy...I do not understand people taking work and then naming it as there own discovery...this is not new at all

[@taoist32]

T Anderson The DO who created Cranialsacral Therapy learned Cranial Osteopathy. What he did was modify it enough to fit different parameters. That is, it evolved like any other medical technique or skill. Outright stealing of past methods does happen, but Dr. Upledger has taken Cranial Osteopathy to a higher development.

[@michelleanise5647]

Yes, reinventing...or rebranding...the wheel so to speak. But at least people are experiencing relief from their suffering.

[@UnityLivoniaDrumming]

Yes, this left me wondering if I went deeper into learning CST or this therapy, how is it different?

[@oneofthosecreativetypes24]

@@UnityLivoniaDrumming What is CST?

[@linazarg]

@@oneofthosecreativetypes24 Craniosacral Therapy. I was wondering the same thing.

[@zara5928]

I'm having cranial osteopathy I can say one hundred percent it works. My god the benefits of it are miraculous

[@jnewman1718]

Is that the same as Craniosacral Therapy?

[@menosproblemos6993]

​@@jnewman1718 According to Wikipedia the two are the same. The literal translations of cranial osteopathy would be "skull bone suffering/feeling/emotion". And craniosacral therapy would be "skull holy/sacred treatment". My guess is that sacral/holy has something more to do with the brain's electromagnetic field aka aura, while 'osteo/bone' is more of a hands on technique with focus on the physical body. I would also guess that the results of the two probably intertwine depending on the practitioners, so much so that the two methods get lumped together as one. 🤷‍♀ Maybe even by a fair part of practitioners (though I have no experience of practitioners to speak of). An "aura" nowadays is kinda swaying between a concept and an umbrella definition, so it'd be a bit hard to define an aura therapy in a generally graspable definition. But when the therapy is based on 'holy' then I can't really say for sure at all - Different things are holy according to different people and groups of people and escalated generational agitation regarding the things that are holy, so that's a whole distraction from definition. But 'holy' kinda means "whole/health"... I got side tracked. Kinda sure to say that both methods helps your brain to keep stable ... and/or flexible 🙄 Definitions, am I right?😆 They seem so relative when you get down to what's up 🙂🙃

[@JohnThornley]

I'm hearing a lot of suggestion from the operator. For the subject, the experience of intent from the operator will be extremely calming and I can't help but think this is trance work, at least at one level.

[@lucyleary4356]

Safer than anesthesia. LOL

[@peppertree8244]

This talk was flagged!? I vote to unflag this! She's certainly not hurting anyone AND, moreover, she's right. I can say so from experience.

[@SoBeAnnMarie]

In other words, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy... She should address that this therapy has many different names. It is so profound that the more people who experience it, the better the world will be!

[@TheBillofRights1791]

Where do you learn this?

[@fangsofmay]

Bastyr University in Washington had classes precovid, not sure about now.

[@reptilianbrother5618]

It's actually a pretty shallow scam

[@lindamacgillivray5283]

Flagged or otherwise...Thank you so much for this! We need more of these types of talks!

[@nickidaisyreddwoodd5837]

I am amazed about their calmness in front of such a large audience. I would be all shivering and not knowing what to say. The entire experiment would not work with me because I would be so nervous.

[@jimmyfallon2484]

Could just take a xanny to help

[@nickidaisyreddwoodd5837]

@@jimmyfallon2484 You mean Xanax? I tried one before it was ok. I prefer Ibuprofen. But either one is pharma industry pain medicine and not good for the liver.

[@heksedansd.2919]

Very interresting!!

[@bd9513]

Aka. Osteopathy (in Canada), can be different in other countries, but no different than what I've been taught in school

[@debbiesunlight7047]

Yay an Occupational Therapist 😘 I love OTs. They are the best.

[@mikeash7428]

I've never tried this technique but would be glad to experience it. My thought is that so much of who we are, how we feel, and interpret the reasons we have dysfunction are about our personal idiosyncrasies about our belief of the world, what happened to us and how we interpret it. So even if there is no medical therapeutic value in some techniques our belief in them affects how we respond to them-psychosomatic or placebo effects are real. Problem for some of us is we don't believe in them so we don't feel a change or they don't seem to affect us.. Some of us are such critical thinkers we can't enjoy the benefits of anything we don't find proof for.

[@Jacadz]

Mike Ash . What you say about beliefs is generally true I think. However, I had sought out sacral cranial therapy in the past but after ten sessions by two different therapists I found it to be useless. Then more recently I needed lymphatic drainage and the therapist did sacral cranial massage and it has been amazingly powerful in directly relieving symptoms and in the relaxation I experienced. So in my case what I believed would help in the past didn’t help at all so I no longer believed it would, but it turns out to be most helpful when I didn’t expect anything. I think it has a lot to do with the therapist too.

[@Hedriks]

Beautiful.

[@MsFrancisca2011]

I have experienced e very severe burnout that took two years of my life , in this time the one think that help was light touching on my body end my head ... i did not know at the time but look like i have experience brain therapy .... it have an amazing healing effect !!!

[@franzellecarmon3550]

Eden Energy Medicine also teaches this on a different level . Results speak for themselves.

[@AlxFitz]

Change your brain, change the pain. That's my motto anyway.

[@singingway]

There are similar things in other disciplines. With Qigong one can develop "see-through" ability and can direct Qi (either your Qi or Universal Qi) through another's body to heal cells.

[@starrynight3363]

Singingway Cool! Where can I learn more.. thx

[@joshphillips8250]

So Cool!

[@joshphillips8250]

very interesting... I’f love to learn more. Off to Google! LOL! 😂

[@silviamercedes6532]

CST - Upledger Institut Florida - many years ago, at least 40 yrs ago.

[@mirtra6078]

Welcome to the future ! :) Great presentation - Thank you! :)

[@kaitlinnichols7879]

“ and some massage therapists” you do realize CMTs are the ones that actually lay hands..right? I feel like MTs are insanely undervalued

[@E-Kat]

CMT, MT ?

[@oneofthosecreativetypes24]

@@E-Kat I think she means certified massage therapists and massage therapists. Acronyms are my pet peeve.

[@E-Kat]

@@oneofthosecreativetypes24 oh thank you so much! Happy New Year!

[@amyalewine]

Agree 100% with you. We are usually the last type of healing therapy that people choose but most of the time we are the only type that makes the healing possible. I hear my clients tell me about going to this Dr or this type of therapy with little to no improvement. After a few sessions, they feel much better and their body has healed itself. We are also the cheapest of all therapies.

[@E-Kat]

There's new therapy - message therapy and it really works! Whilst feeling ill got an unexpected card saying such amazing things about me and immediately I felt such an improvement. Kept thinking all day about the card instead of the pain! So message therapy is the new thing!!

[@natalie.natalie.natalie]

Thank you very much for your demonstration! Do you know anyone in Switzerland who would practice this technique?

[@celiab.396]

Hey there, this therapy is actually craniosacral therapy, and there definitely are practitioners in Switzerland! All the best

[@natalie.natalie.natalie]

@@celiab.396 thank you !

[@IRS320]

What is the difference between this and craniosacral therapy? I've done both biodynamic and upledger, this looks pretty similar and would love to try it if there is a different mechanism involved

[@laurentivoli1183]

I can corroborate with the sensations this woman is feeling, as I am currently working through the blockages in the energy of my head. Four years ago I was very very unwell and I decided to take the natural route, allowing my body to respond to changes I initially made in my diet. I knew that something had gone very wrong in my field and I was afraid to push for an MRI etc. Call me foolish but I am not sure I would be here today had I gone the western route. I have meditated every day for at least 20 mins for the last year and 6 months and have experienced strong sensations of release from my body from the feet up. I am now at the head and feel that once this is cleared and the energy aligned, the field polarity will flux to a healthy state and pressure, tinnitus will be gone. Worthy of note is that my eye colour has changed in line with these releases, from brown to hazel green.

[@aletarossi-thomas152]

How are you now ? Have you reached a point where the tinnitus is gone ? It's interesting that your eye colour has changed.

[@Teresahorner]

Any updates?

[@Butterflyneverlands]

lauren tivoli Since it has been 9 months since this comment was made, I am very interested in hearing from you for an update.

[@janisemorrison]

I am interested as well, working on something similar after gaining synesthesia from multiple TBIs. Doing yoga, meditation, qi gong, massage, baths, binaural beats, and herbal medicine. Its humbling starting from the ground up with yoga after practicing for twelve years, but I feel the pain and how I need to move to move through it, I still get tinnitus at times but the hyperacusis I was experiencing is less frequent.

[@Teresahorner]

Janise Morrison yes me to cause i got lupus and need to learn how to move the lympthetic, which i do pray, i got osterporis so i stretch. I can exercise better in summer. But im like you want to know more n probably should look on utube more. I do dry brushing. Hope u find out more if u do let me know

[@positivetimeline2023]

Psilocybine is the best brain problems solution.

[@pkeggle4085]

A better camera angle would have been more supportive for what she was trying to demonstrate, or maybe a graphic/or even a slide show. I've had this done myself, and it does work. However this demo may have been confusing to a general audience.

[@jessicaf6358]

They likely can't show us because you aren't meant to learn it by watching it over and over again.

[@menosproblemos6993]

I figured this out by myself (if it's the same thing). I am happy to finally find a name for it. I've been calling it neuroempathy. I'ma read up on this and hopefully get some scientific grounds for it. Shouldn't be too hard to measure the magnetic fields of the tissue. Wish myself luck!

[@localrachel]

How are you getting on?

[@MS-bs8dd]

“neuroempathy” -! Brilliant made-up word ❤

[@menosproblemos6993]

​@@localrachel Marvellous! 😃 I got down my asthma by like 97%, my cat allergy by 80% (now I greet cats with my face X ) and I relocate vertebras n stuff :) And when I found my friend on the ground due to a panic attack I laid my hand on the part of her back that tensed every time her angst was about to get even more angst (it was like she pumped angst into her brain) - I received her back's pushbacks, let them flow out into my calm hand response and after maybe 20-25 seconds she was relaxed said "How did you do that? That isn't what normally happens" to which I replied what I did and told her to be kind to the weak parts of her self. Often when we have inner problems (mentally and physically) we try to push away the weakness along the tensions that protect it, but weak/feeble parts of us needs extra care to heal. If you meant what I've found during my "studies" then 'craniosacral therapy'. Grounding yourself also seems to help (neutralizing your electric charge). The electrical discharge that creates a spark when you pet a cat is to different levels of charge in both your bodies - You on rubber soles and a phone in your pocket, and the cat with its feet on the ground. That which makes a rubbed balloon stick to the wall is supposedly making your tissues stick together as well. (there are implements for your shoes that ground you (pretty cheap). I hope this helped 🙂

[@menosproblemos6993]

@@MS-bs8dd Can't get a soothing hug without it ^^ Hihi 😁 Thank you 😊

[@ShaunieLMiller]

It would have been nice to see the side she was working on, since it was the left side was facing the camera and she was working on the right side.

[@mirandaemery8566]

Fantastic 🙏🏽🤍💫

[@staciabalego2811]

Might want to check out Barbara Brennan School of Healing.

[@otherh4255]

I do something similar this to my boyfriend , we both find so soothing. It's cool to see someone using it in practice like this

[@lolfunnyguylol]

I can confirm that this treatment (and cranial-sacral therapy) works wonders. After suffering from post-concussion syndrome this treatment has helped me regain my zest for life and sense of well-being. PLEASE give it a try if you are suffering from headaches, mood disorders, vertigo, concentration issues, foggy thinking etc.

[@paulajohnson1933]

Thank you Brandon, You are so correct. I am a cranio sacral therapist and am currently studying Biodynamic Cranio Sacral Therapy. I have had the good fortune of seeing some wonderful results with my clients for many difficult problems including chronic pain, vertigo, ADD, back pain and many digestive issues. It is of course necessary to work with a well trained practitioner who is very committed to their practice and has a great deal of integrity.

[@IRS320]

what would you say the difference between this and craniosacral therapy is? Also a post concussion person and CST has been a lifesaver, wondering if I should give this a try

[@heartspacerelaxations6924]

Not the same as Craniosacral therapy, but similarities with Rosen Method. Must try CST.

[@josht9079]

This is the cranial sacral approach developed by W.G. Sutherland D.O. Which is a PART of Osteopathy.

[@manbel9185]

11:39 intense visualization there.....nice work.

[@sa6298]

How does she feel the pia matter and the dura matter did she happen to cut open the skull and I missed it? The only way to feel those layers right under the bone is if you crack open the bone and she didn’t do thatThis seems very wishy-washy to me

[@kandicelenare7495]

S A agreed!! No doubt it feels very relaxing but outside of that benefit I take it all with a grain of salt

[@terryastbury9191]

Nice to see that medical doctors are catching up with what cranio-sacral therapists and osteopaths (in Canada at least) have known for a very long time ♡

[@jascintarebello3234]

Indians have known these techniques forever. A mother and new born baby is always given a massage. More emphasise is on the head massage. As it distresses

[@joshyskeralagroup2676]

@@jascintarebello3234 In India it is given to all mothers and child for minimum 7 days after delivery .

[@alght7]

This seems like fun. Where can I find out more?

[@samschellhase8831]

A Light I agree. Even if, as others on here have been saying, it's not scientifically based, I feel like it could still be an interesting experience

[@brettrobinson5889]

William G Sutherland - we can pay tribute to this man

[@brettrobinson5889]

and AT Still

[@jovanna200]

i really don't appreciate these banners that block the video saying that its not curatorial...so then why is it here? I don't really care what they think.

[@WoundedThrivers]

No matter what Physicians believe, they write the text books, yet have not intergrated this kind of therapy, as it appears to be ridiculous. It's like not tasting your green beans because you don't like them. How do you know unless you taste? How can alternative medicine be bad when they have never been tested or have brain therapy? I am thankful for this therapy as I have TBI.

[@Elias-Hakim]

قبل ثانية واحدة Hello , does the cranio-sacral -rhythem move simultanesouly with breathing ? Thanks a lot

[@katiie7]

It can help scoliosis too. I had “idiopathic” scoliosis and looking back it was caused by a hit to the head when i was 6. My nervous system wasn’t firing equally since then and caused it. I was standing straight and it lasted for a few days after cranio sacral he cracked my chest bone too

[@leeny777]

It’s Lyme not “Lime”.

[@user-zb8io2ny5p]

Simple massage of accupresure point could increase blood circulation and instantly i feel much better. 4 years ago my arm was broken and all doctors said i need durgery but i didn't follow them. And it naturally heal and now it is completely normal.

[@estellaalvarado2521]

I've heard this kind of therapy helps quiet down tinnitus.

[@urmama54]

it sure does

[@lisakesecker3059]

What a great idea brain therapy

[@jovanna200]

i spent 300 on a bars cours to attain higher consciousness..with so many good things heard by basically one person,..and i believed it for myself. i got nothing from it. so everyone has to find their tools.

[@BrookeAshley165]

What about helping adults struggling with addiction ? Could this work ?

[@playlisthitmaker9913]

It can help ease the pain but to say that its going to take away the addiction its false I reccomend going the correct way of detoxing from an addiction and use reiki or any other preferred healing practice to ease through the process

[@joshphillips8250]

@@playlisthitmaker9913 True! My uncle went through those processes...................

[@shirifshirif9506]

5:52 I do stutter so I hope this will help me get over it.

[@synchronicity67]

Wow.. just been studying lymphatic system n trying lymphatic drainage massage on my mom n this video popped... Q. So its v light touch head massage of sorts? Wat if u do a general head massage like in Ayurveda? That heals too

[@joescheller6680]

will this help with dementia patients. wife has LBD and there is no cure so they say.

[@joeypchajek]

Try keto and fast mimmicking and just full belief that she can heal, she has to be the one that believes though. Even more important though is just living with acceptance, love, compassion and embracing life along with breathing techniques that constantly calm and put the body in a healing state. Our bodies are much, much, much more powerful than any drug at healing as long as it's not past a certain point. Mindset is everything though, when a placebo effect and when things like prayer help, it's not fluke, it's the mindset that heals. It's the positivity and energy state.

[@maryrine-marybel7118]

Where do you go for this

[@carmelrajkumar4822]

Is brain terephy good for a person who has had a left side brain hemorrhage operation and right side stroke and still not able to talk

[@dolphin92gl]

Great video, any chance you could do one on cervicogenic dizziness no one seems to know how to treat it?

[@FaceOfTheCity.StPete]

Chiropractic helped me with mine.

[@zara5928]

You need to get cranial osteopathy. That's what I'm having due to trauma to my body and I'm experiencing cervigenical vertigo. My body is responding and healing.

[@dolphin92gl]

@@zara5928 that's good! I had a whiplash and concussion so for 9 years I have been constantly dizzy and off balance daily head and neck pain ect but they have said it's vestibular migraine, do they just press on each part of the neck? I had one years ago but she was a waste of money sadly didn't do anything

[@marywolfe7293]

according to the Bible there are true spiritual gifts that the Lord Jesus gives to people He can trust with such as gifts of healing and the laying o. of hands to impart healing. The problem is there are so many phony so called faith healers that people!e don't think it really exists at all. God bless everyone and may God heal all of us wherever we hurt!

[@jessica_kate_]

According to the person who wrote the Bible. But the person who wrote it wasn't identified so we don't know what profession he or she had apart from being a follower of such legends.

[@cleonbrady9812]

How can i get stem cell theropy on my brain?

[@pbat118]

I wish I could find one near me Liverpool uk or better still get told how to do it would be good

[@Jacadz]

Paul Freeman . I found myself having sacral cranial massage when I went for lymphatic drainage. It was wonderful. So you might find it that way. I had in the past had that SC Massage without results so it is often the touch and training of the therapist. Liverpool is a big area and you are bound to find someone doing it there. Good luck.

[@celiab.396]

Hi Paul, yes, you will certainly find a craniosacral practitioner near you, there are quite a few therapists in the UK! The CSTA website can be useful as it has a directory of practitioners. All the best!

[@jasminhberendt9524]

I want this.

[@TheFuckedUpTherapist]

This seems very close to bars massage, would i be correct to assume that ?

[@bcp319]

Yes, it is very much so. The Bars fall on many Acupoints as well. I use CST and run Bars. They're both incredible therapies.

[@joshphillips8250]

@@bcp319 Interesting! Thanks for the info...

[@joshphillips8250]

@@bcp319 Really!

[@jovanna200]

i went on their web site but these are courses for mostly practitioners and seem quite scientific.

[@mayl5386]

Being present and knowing what you are palpating for, as well as knowing the science behind and having the intention to heal is the key to be a great therapist. It is around 5g of pressure or a dime, you have to have stable hand, patience and right mindset..

[@SoBeAnnMarie]

@@mayl5386 exactly... And it has been called biodynamic craniosacral therapy for over 40 years now.

[@jessicaf6358]

You can look into Access Consciousness, or "have your Bars run" by a practitioner. If you like it, you can learn it and even do it on others.

[@tinamcswain4758]

Would this help with cervical dystonia?

[@dnllmaurer1]

Noticed your comment & wanted to share. On KZbin I found Dr Gabor Mate, "When the Body Says No" & Dr Bessel van der Kolk, "The Body Keeps The Score." I learned meditation to let things go & did stretching. Both helped a lot. Also check out Eden Energy Medicine. Wishing you abundant blessings!

[@jnewman1718]

Just wondering if this is the same as what other call "Craniosacral Therapy (CST)"? Anyone?

[@jovanna200]

where can you learn this? Do you need tools or just hands?

[@calhounstallings9313]

these techniques are taught in courses around the world. You can find courses at www.upledger.com/ You do not need tools. Chikly was part of the International Alliance of Healthcare Educators. Last year this changed and I am not sure why. The Upledger courses have given me skills like the ones she is talking about.

[@SpreadingLoveHereNow]

Here's where I went but they teach all over the world www.upledger.com/therapies/articles.php

[@cpanjaitan]

Is this therapy can heal my son with basal ganglia injury?

[@timberwolfpowler8747]

Belief/Imagination created our earth.

[@INTUITIVETYREANA]

Timberwolf Powler so true

[@jackiehammond5231]

Ok!

[@DLJG1]

Uhm... that's why therapeutic massotherapy​ works.

[@geraldhodges4874]

Whrtrere cani get this therapy

[@warppreachersfx]

Let her be. Do the naysayers have her education, her practical experience? If nothing else, we should at least listen. Health break thrus come from unlikely places.

[@Jb-ve9vc]

No, as this is the promotion of fauls treatment and may cause people with real problems to shell out money for something that is proven to be untrue instead of getting real help. This mentality is how nigerian email scams became so popular..... ''He could be a prince who needs my help, who am I to say he isn't''. At best this is a scam at worse its harmful.

[@danielash1704]

I do that from my Grand Father teachings on husbandry for the rabbits calming lessons and the dogs did mind pressure point back rubs LOL I've been doing brain therapy?

[@Bagl123]

that’s kinds like jin shin jyutsu and acupressure but yeah

[@geraldhodges4874]

Ewhere can ii get this treatment?

[@melaniehazen3529]

Perhaps light therapy and frequency therapy.

[@sarasa5145]

As am PT how is can learn how to do it? Is same ostopathy?

[@ana-amouse5300]

Is this similar to Body Talk?

[@Mooseman327]

"Lime" Disease?

[@sea_hous]

So bad.

[@leeny777]

Haha! Right?!

[@danieldolorez9854]

She should have asked a random guest to be the volunteer it would have been more believable

[@MrBendinho]

why doesent she mention Cranio Sacral Therapy?

[@joshuataylor7320]

honestly if this makes people feel better, the "science" (or lack thereof) behind it is irrelevant.

[@urmama54]

no. wrong! the science is required to muddy the waters and mess with our certainty towards things that make us better.

[@deancook867]

that's the smart answer.

[@captainshinysidesofthehmsb8900]

I got to find somewhere to get this.

[@ussco]

I am in my early 40s and still stutter. Is there anyone in the chicago suburbs who is certified in this

[@SpreadingLoveHereNow]

Chiropractic can help your condition too. www.iahp.com/pages/search/index.php

[@salinaroberta9399]

MrGerardo hi this looks amazing but you can also find a cranial sacral therapist in your area. Energy work may help you!

[@paulajohnson1933]

I am sure you would be able to find a very qualified therapist through either Upledger Institute or Biodynamic Cranioscral Therapy Association of North America.

[@heatherbrown1880]

bit like Bowen?

[@batmasterson7653]

I felt a little different

[@wheelieblind]

I was trying to watch to see what they are doing and then they switch camera angles SOB LOL

[@savethebees3309]

Dr Morse CURES ALL HEALTH ISSUES FOCUSING ON THE LYMTH STSTEM GREAT VIDEO

[@crowmedicine3890]

Yes, I thought it was interesting that she was speaking on discovering the importance of the lymphatic system. I was thinking, Dr. Morse discovered its EVERYTHING years ago. And he's still trying to convince people. I'm so very thankful for him.

[@reptilianbrother5618]

@@crowmedicine3890 I hope he never succeeds

[@jaguarpaw46]

Chinese having been doing this massage for a very long time

[@boltvanderhuge3026]

"The Chicles" hahahaha

[@devora]

thank you > the brain rinses when we sleep and there is a vast network of lymph in the brain

[@spiritakarabbit369]

Respect their reality. If you don't like it get out. Many are here to learn not talk to small minds. Many also benefit from this call ot what you want, but the results in each individual shows enough

[@karensteward9955]

Tx

[@GirlMomma]

"Lime" disease? 🤭