Cranial Sacral Therapy Before Auditory Integration Training
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Some
children respond well to
Berard
AIT
following craniosacral or chiropractic treatments
since these address some structural problems and may help the sensory
defensive child or other participant to accept the headphones.
These treatments may also help
reduce problems with chronic ear infections/fluid that can interfere
with getting
Berard
AIT
done.
Many Parents have reported
that Cranial Sacral Therapy prior to beginning
Auditory Integration Training has prepared the way for noticeable
improvements after Berard AIT.
What
is the Cranial Sacral System?
The membranes and
cerebrospinal fluid which form the fluid-filled sac around the core of
the nervous system make up the Cranial Sacral system. Cranial Sacral Therapy
is a gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the
function of a physiological body system.
This system surrounds, nourishes
and protects the brain and spinal cord. Like the pulse of the cardiovascular
system, the Cranial Sacral system has a rhythmic cycle
that can be felt throughout the body.
How Cranial Sacral
Therapy Works
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Using a touch generally
no heavier than the weight of a small coin, a skilled Cranial Sacral
Practitioners monitors this rhythm at key body areas to pinpoint the
source of an obstruction or stress.
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Once a source has been
determined, they can assist the natural movement of the fluid and related
soft tissue to help the body self-correct.
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This simple action is
often all it takes to remove a restriction and improve cerebral flow
and balance the energetic flow to the entire body.
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Cranial Sacral
Therapy is often combined with other complementary therapies
to help restore the body to it's optimum functioning level.
Cranial
Sacral Therapy is documented to be useful for a wide variety of health
problems, including:
- Allergies
- Arthritis (osteo & rheumatoid)
- Brain and spinal cord injuries
- Brain problems
- Chronic back pain
- Chronic Pain Syndrome
- Dyslexia
- Dyscalclia
- Depression
- Digestive problems
- Fibromyalgia Syndrome
- Headache
- High & low blood pressure
- Irritable
Bowel Syndrome
- Learning Disabilities
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Menopausal problems
- Menstrual problems
- Neuralgia
- Migraine
- Post-operative adhesions
- Sinusitis
- Spinal cord, nervous system problems
- Strokes
- Tinnitus
- TMJ dysfunction (jaw problems)
- Vertigo
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