Unfortunately, the sound was no longer usable due to a defective microphone cable.
That’s why I re-did the whole description – as a VoiceOver – over it. If you don’t use the same yardstick as dubbing a blockbuster production, it’s quite serviceable.
Especially because the principle of the indirect technique and the distinction between bony and membranous restrictions are well explained in this video.
May it be helpful in your understanding of the craniosacral approach.
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00:00 Position recommendation and fulcrum
01:50 That would be disrespect for the client
02:50 Initiate deep relaxation organically, that’s how it works
03:00 Preparations for work on the cranium:
Check atlas occiput, are the condyles free?
because when….
04:15 Hand position and technique for A/O
04:40 (possibly stacking) voltage balance
05:00 Head cradle, holding your head in a cradle
To evaluate the movement dynamics
07:00 Hand position to release the frontalis
Interaction of bony and membranous dynamics
do the butterfly
09:25 Approach after accidents, birth trauma, etc.
indirect technique
11:30 how the potency generates and how we support it
12:00 Cranium techniques usually in 2 steps:
first loosen the bony restrictions, then the dura comes on until the frontalis floats on its water bed
very important technology, especially for our solution-focused society
only works if your posture is optimal
15:30 Reset: Smooth transition to still point
16:00 Helpful images for the frontalis lift
