Demonstration on how craniosacral therapy helps tinnitus

[@AggTheMag]

I just had my first session with craniosacral therapy and I have to say it was pretty special. If you feel unbalanced, confused, unsure about what you are doing in your life, just do some craniosacral therapy it will help even your brain put things in order and of course the feeling you have after that is special as well, it feels like you just got out of a long session of meditation. Just awesome, I recommend it for sure.

[@numanoid5665]

Your positivity knows no bounds, and it's infectious. Keep doing what you're doing. Well done

[@georgetraini6993]

Craniosacral therapy worked of me ..6 treatments , along with Supplements L-Taurine, Ginkgo Biloba stopped coffee , reduced alcohol to a trickle. Now so reduced at times I just can not hear it at all. Toronto Canada

[@melodyebuskin5490]

Thanks for the supplement info.

[@omniaiti]

Can you share where you did the Craniosacral please?

[@marshamathes7499]

I was trained by the Upledger Institute & I love offering this treatment. It’s truly amazing work. Truly effective!

[@Bengtronse]

Thank you Julian, i can recommend it to anyone i do it now a year with this tinnitus and it dropped down a whole lot. It is very calming when i Come out of a session.

[@theproagentteam-bronwynsco5345]

Bengt Ronse hey, when watching this video gives me the impression,likely to be wrong, that the therapist does nothing. Would you kindly tell me more about your cranial therapy please?

[@captain_champi]

You are one of my heroes, Julian, your voice is just perfect and the hints you give in every video is like a good thing to hear... Thank you for your help

[@Picojose]

Thanks Julian, I really need to try this therapy. I have been living with tinnitus for the past 15 years. Thanks for sharing.

[@elfithiessen643]

This is the only helpful advice I have ever heard about tinnitus. Thank you! Elfi Thiessen MD

[@oridrory9369]

Hey Julian. Every time I'm getting a bit nervous from the tinnitus I'm going to your channel just to hear the words "it will get better" Anyway, more on topic for this video. I have a cranial sacral therapist who helps me with exactly these holds and I could really feel the resistance my body had vs letting go in the beginning. So yeah, it helps really well. I've never, however, experienced her holding my ears. Is it something I could suggest in my next session?

[@luiggidecaro1621]

HI, for some moments i felt last week a free seconds.... when you get relaxed it really helps !

[@babu5190]

Sir what is your condition. Now

[@eskesk1062]

​@babu5190 how are u now

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[@SachaSlone]

Thank you for your video. I recommend CST for any type of chronic pain.

[@4theLord1]

Julian, thank you very much for your tinnitus video. I've got a tinnitus client now and he is very interested in the work that we are doing for it. I've been an Upledger CST practitioner for 37 years, so when I say that your video is quite good, consider the source. 🥴 No really. 😉 My client is a restaurant owner, has sustained various motorcycle accidents and also is a competitive rifle shooter. Imagine the job I have to do and he wants results immediately if not sooner. He can feel the tone change as I settle in with his temporals. His avenue of release in the extremities need to be released first, so the path for the trapped energy is clear when the mother load starts to release. So it is definitely a process. Also, he goes into a "sleep breathing" soon after I begin, so sharing your video with him to explain what I am doing will be very helpful. Thank you and blessings in all of your efforts!

[@Marco-ys2he]

Wonderful. I have major sleeping problems insomnia. What plan of action would you take?

[@mmedeuxchevaux]

Excellent video. I hear 7 pitches in both ears at all times. But what I really need help with is severe primary insomnia. Might craniosacral therapy help with that? I don't have sleep-related anxiety. My sleep switch just won't go from on to off.

[@JulianCowanHill]

Cranial work can help you switch off and sleep better yes. Also there are techniques on my app in level one on the matrix that can help you sleep. Click on the matrix button, then the red banner and then look through the techniques. You can download it here: www.quietenapp.com Also please familiarise yourself with the videos and practices in the First Things First section. If you would like an online session to talk this through in more detail please contact me here: [e-mail]

[@johnstanton8499]

You are very good at explanations

[@RebeccaKiilerich]

Thank you Julian, do you happen to know a good CS therapist in Denmark with tinnitus experience? Best regards Rebecca

[@drdank6524]

Hej. Jeg håber det her er for sent og din Tinnitus er gået væk :) Jeg bruger "www.kobi.dk/" dog kun været der en gang. Han har erfaring med, at behandle Tinnitus. Mvh

[@ninjaturtle205]

CST actually works. My tinnitus has immensely improved in just a few sessions. But other than that it cured my jaw pain in just the first session. I mean I can still hear my jaw click under some conditions but it doesn't hurt anymore. I have no idea scientifically how a physical joint issue is resolved by CST. Other than all these benefits it just feels really good. I would even say that it feels orgasmic.

[@james_119]

ninjaturtle205 Just a heads up. The jaw shouldn’t click at all. Even without pain each click is causing micro trauma to your discs. My discs did the same without pain before they became displaced and I’ve had to seek specialised treatment.

[@TheTank8]

Sounds like tmj. I got the same issue.

[@Sunrise-qo2df]

Thank you so much , I will be booking a session after I have gone through your book

[@mirellapanichi1523]

Hi Julian love your different approach and techniques but not everyone can afford these treatments.i had acupuncture but it was becoming too expensive.what would you recommend me.keep up the good work

[@laurau1778]

Thanks for this demo, I had my first session due to your recommendation and it def helped reduce the T. Do you suggest a general formula for treatment sessions, ie how frequent, how many?

[@JulianCowanHill]

Glad it helped your ringing come down. Yes I recommend once a week roughly for about six weeks and then see where you have got to.

[@Stardust_Truth_Seeker]

can you heal miktiple compounding traumas this way? how many treatments are required.

[@JulianCowanHill]

It really depends on the trauma. Craniosacral therapy can be very healing.

[@garethmorgan3665]

Hi , is it normal for the tinnitus to spike after an initial session ?

[@guerraldo]

Julian poque no preparas una rutina que podriamos seguir tanta gente con este mal, hazlo por vocacion de humanidad, te lo agradeceriamos y dios te dara una bendicion

[@good2btheking]

Thank you Julian. I would like to know if one can perform craniosacral therapy on themselves or does it have to be another person to get results, and if so, what are some things one can do to relax so as to stop the ringing?

[@JulianCowanHill]

You could try these things out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3Wql5Wiosqtn6M

[@lucymunoz3479]

Dr what therapy would you recommend for visual disturbances such as like visual snow i have the squiggly lines like flashing streaks im so scared of losing my vision please help

[@ivy-victoriaotradovec7832]

Hi Julian do you offer craniosacral therapy in London? or can you recommend someone - not specifically for tinnitus. Thank you

[@JulianCowanHill]

Yes. I am based in Paddington. Please contact me on my email [e-mail] if you would like to organise a session.

[@playonwords55]

Isn't this like osteopathy? Thank you

[@kundaliniyogafan846]

hi there are such relaxing points on the feet close to the smallest toe too.also thegvingmom has such nice kundalini yoga vids totally relaxing keeping fit too.

[@devilian4298]

sir i am indian and there are less no of craniosacral massage theripist so how can i get rid of tinnitus i am tryinging spritual practice , yoga and sound thearpy with positive mindset is it enough to cure tinnitus

[@JulianCowanHill]

You can find a lot of answers to your question here: www.quietenapp.com Hope it helps. Best wishes Julian

[@alanbrooke-feather7567]

can anyone recommend a therapist near me? I live in the west midlands near Birmingham.

[@JulianCowanHill]

You can find one here: www.craniosacral.co.uk Put your postcode into the practitioner finder in the top right hand corner. Hope it goes well. Best wishes Julian

[@theproagentteam-bronwynsco5345]

I still don't understand what you actually do. Why would improve somebody's health just by placing hands here and there?

[@trickyrat483]

Because he's charging cold, hard non-refundable cash for it. :) Not one single credible medical study backs up this form of treatment for tinnitus. The folks who have taken it and commented on forums suggest it has done nothing for them. As for those who say they've noticed an improvement after 3 months to 2 years of this - well, yes, of course you have: but any other reasonable form of self-therapy would have achieved the exact same result over the same timescale. Seriously, save yourself a fortune and just look at the medical literature and best practice, then be strong enough to cure yourself. I did it - from extremely chronic tinnitus - so you can you. No need for expensive quackery like this.

[@laisa.]

Tricky Rat would you mind sharing please?

[@vajras4769]

@@trickyrat483 hey what helped you cure your tinnitus pls reply dear 😒

[@richierich9696]

@@trickyrat483I totally agree with you. It’s all about the money. I honestly think people just tend to learn how to live with it. Everything they ask him is go to the app $$$. I think he just gives people hope for a while your attention might shift away from the noise but you still have it there. I honestly believe some people had it temporarily for unknown reasons and those were very lucky and there are those that like most of us will have it for life.

[@bh445]

@@trickyrat483 please share

[@richierich9696]

I honestly believe those that got better just had it temporarily and it went away for unknown reasons and were very lucky they didn’t have it for life. The rest of us just have to deal with it and learn how to not think of it. Some say it gets better but I honestly believe people learn how to live with it. Everyone who asks him something it’s go to the app $$$. It’s about the money. I don’t think there is a cure period. Not being negative but there’s only a handful of people on KZbin that got better.

[@JulianCowanHill]

It's not all about money. I get a lot of satisfaction helping people. I am a therapist because I like doing this. If I wanted to make money I would be a lawyer or a banker or in marketing. The reason I have created an app is because, having put 200 videos out there for free (a sign that I am not in this for the money), one of the problems is that people get flipped into scary, negative videos that can make people feel very distressed and make tinnitus worse. There are also lots of negative comments underneath the videos which cause fear and anxiety. I am asking £70 for a year's membership which is less than one session of therapy in London. This is pretty cheap if you think about it. With this membership you get bi-weekly on-line support in Q&A Sessions. I have a lot of experience helping people. You could spend £300 with an ENT to be told there is nothing you can do if you want. ENTs do refer people to my app and to me because I have a lot of experience. www.quietenapp.com What do you do? Why don't you do it for free? Why don't you share your professional knowledge to help others? Please answer. I would like to know where you work and what you do.

[@JulianCowanHill]

If you go to my app www.quietenapp.com and go to the documents section you will see a file called: "Positive Feedback." There are 130 cases of people getting better. This is not getting used to it. I'm talking about hearing nothing in a quiet room. If you are interested in my own personal journey of how I got back to silence please read my book here: www.amazon.co.uk/Long-Tide-Silence-Julian-Cowan-ebook/dp/B07CWMXTGG/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3VWCT1O8K5P3O&keywords=julian+cowan+hill&qid=1687763307&sprefix=%2Caps%2C120&sr=8-3

[@ShakiaSheree]

Julian just hearing your voice soothes me, and all your techniques really help, if I spiral I go straight to my app, I can not wait for our session next week

[@alexandrys]

Fantasztikus ❤❤❤

[@vollkontaktsalzburginnageb8139]

These technics are the same like shiatsu?! aren't they?

[@avalugo976]

Hey Julian I dont know if you'll read this anytime soon but I'm dealing with real bad sometimes catastrophic level tinnitus. I have the tinnitus that can compete with noises like tv and people talking and the tinnitus getting louder around fans and stuff. It's been 5 months and I dont know why my tinnitus worsens at the end of the day . My tinnitus can go from mild or moderate to severe or catastrophic. Is there a way I can contact you to talk to you? Could I give you my email ? Actually I found out how to contact you so I'll tell you then.

[@JulianCowanHill]

Thanks for your message. Sounds like you are still in a highly reactive state. Best to do what you can do to bring your system into a calmer state of safety. We could organise a Skype session to talk about how to do this and set up the necessary support network around you to get you on the road to recovery. Send me an email to [e-mail] and we can set something up If you go to my Quieten app there are loads of techniques and approaches that can be helpful there. Best wishes Julian

[@avalugo976]

So I tried emailing you but I get some error saying something like email not found. Should I just give you my email?

[@JulianCowanHill]

Please email me here: [e-mail]

[@JulianCowanHill]

Please email me at: [e-mail]

[@JulianCowanHill]

You need to make sure you have the whole email and not just the highlighted blue part !

[@lindsayknott857]

Can you please let me know of CST in Nottingham area. I've changed my life / style and much happier now but the tinnitus seems determined to not only hang on but ' fight back with a vengeance'. I'm getting more frustrated and despondent and am fighting of anxiety and depression

[@jonathanaikman2285]

The Wellbeing Clinic Bridgford Rd, West Bridgford, Nottingham NG2 6AX. 0115 982 5353. They do CST.

[@fnawaz9439]

Do you know where I can get cst in Birmingham?