Craniosacral Therapy
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Available Days
Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday
Available Times
8am – 6pm (last appointment)
Cost
$145 for 1 hour
What is Craniosacral Therapy?
How Does Craniosacral Therapy Work?
The Upledger Institute, a healthcare resource center, has listed various physical and psychological conditions that can be treated with CST:
Alzheimer's disease and dementia
Autism
Central nervous system disorders
Chronic fatigue
Chronic neck and back pain
Colic
Concussions and traumatic brain injuries
Emotional difficulties
Fibromyalgia and other connective tissue disorders
Infantile disorders
Learning disabilities
Migraine and headaches
Motor coordination impairments
Neurovascular or immune disorders
Orthopedic problems
Post-surgical dysfunction
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Scoliosis
Spinal cord injuries
Stress and tension-related problems
Temporomandibular joint syndrome (TMJ)
What Are the Benefits of Craniosacral Therapy?
Hyperactivity
Cerebral palsy
Dyslexia
Pain and stress associated with pregnancy
Digestive issues
What Can You Expect From Craniosacral Therapy?
The practitioner uses five grams of pressure and will gently hold the client's feet, head, or sacrum to listen to their subtle rhythms. If they deem it necessary, the practitioner may gently press or reposition the client to normalize the flow of the cerebrospinal fluid.
During the treatment, the sensations felt by people receiving it are different. Some of these include:
Falling asleep
Sensing pulsations
Feeling deeply relaxed
Having a numbing "pins and needles" sensation
Having a hot or cold sensation
Is Craniosacral Therapy Safe?
Add On: Lomi 'ili (Hot Stones)
Any of the Lomi techniques can be used with the tools of the stones, because they relax all the tissues around the problem area. It increases the blood flow and heat, allowing the practitioner to get much deeper without creating a “guard” from the client’s body. These amazing tools from the earth will absolutely help to ground, nourish and obtain better results from the treatment.
Come rejuvenate your body, reset your mind, and discover a sense of renewed vitality at Elevata Retreat. Experience our blend of traditional and contemporary massage therapies and let the path to self-discovery, healing, and revitalization unfold.
ABOUT YOUR THERAPIST
Jeannette Oliver
My Journey to Hawaiian Lomilomi Practice
Sometimes transformation pops into our life in apparently simple but profound ways. It is a part of our earthly life that seems to manifest when the destiny intervenes. In the most mundane appearing circumstance, the preparation is being brewed behind the scenes and comes to form when we are not chasing it. This was the case in my path in massage therapy.
In returning to Hawaii from Australia in 1997 we ended up on the Big Island of Hawaii. I fell into working for a philanthropist, visionary who helped create the first integrative hospital in the USA, then becoming the outreach person for a successful Community Health initiative for a cluster of his non-profits we were facilitating. I really connected to the Hawaiian people, their way of life and was invited to study the traditional medicine.
In 2005, I met a highly revered master Aunty Margaret Machado and as she held my hands she said, “You do Lomi, it is in your heart and in your hands.” Aunty Margaret Machado is known as one of the first Hawaiians who started to teach outside of their ‘ohana (family). She was the Kupuna (elder) of the Hawaiian Lomilomi Massage (Lomilomi Aunty Margaret Style). I knew that when someone of that stature gives you a directive you better pay attention. So, my journey in Hawaiian Lomilomi Massage began. My training from her lineage was experienced directly in Hawaii through my Kumu (teacher) Haunani and several other respected Kumus throughout the years.
I have also gained more skills, knowledge and practices whilst working in Australia and believe we must grow and learn from many schools to blend what is needed to provide sessions unique to each person. This leads me to continue to grow and learn to bring what methods, knowledge and care I can to my clients.