Basic training in craniosacral therapy
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INTRODUCTION
introduction -
Welcome to the course
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Introduction of the initiator, Uwe Baumann
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overview and goals
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GK1 - BASICS OF CRANIOSACRAL THERAPYRENAMEGK1 - Basics of CranioSacral Therapy
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GK1 - Tension Balance & Self-Regulation
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GK2: DIAPHRAGMSRENAMEGK2: Diaphragms
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GK2: Diaphragm energy, envelope and point of ballance copy
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GK2 - Pelvic Meditation
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GK2 - Fascia and diaphragms
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GK2 - Demo atlanto-occipital region
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GK3: CraniumGK3: Cranium
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GK3 - Craniosacral Rhythm Meditation
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GK3 - Demo Os frontale
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GK3 - Demo Os parietale, Os temporale
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GK3 - Os temporale & CV4
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GK4: Skull base and pelvisGK4: Skull base and pelvis
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GK4 - welcome
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GK4 - Meditation attunement to your SSB
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GK4 - Demo compensatory dysfunctions
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GK4 - Primary Traumatic SSB Dysfunctions
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GK4 - Extended diagnostics/evaluation
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GK4 - Diagnostics in everyday life
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GK5: VISCEROCRANIUMRENAMEGK5: Demo Andrea
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GK5 - Treatment protocols, diagnostics & anamnesis
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GK5 - Quadrant diagnostics
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GK5 - 3 parts ANS
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GK5 - Uwe's personal experience
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GK5 - Trauma Skills 1
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GK5 - Trauma Skills 2
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GK5 - Demo Simone
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GK5 - Demo Simone 2nd part
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GK5 - Demo Simone 3 part
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GK5 - Demo Simone Part 4
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GK5 - Demo Julia
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GK5 - Demo Julia 2nd part
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GK5 - Demo Silvia
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GK5 - Demo Silvia 2nd part
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GK6: GraduationGK6: Graduation
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The basicsThe basics
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GK1 - Basics of CranioSacral Therapy
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GK2: Diaphragms
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GK3: Cranium
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GK4: Skull base and pelvis
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GK5: Viscerocranium
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GK6: Graduation
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From theory to practiceFrom theory to practice
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First steps
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Mindset
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TIPS AND BEST praticesPractical examples
It is not necessarily a diagnosis to find a clinical picture, but rather to
To evaluate limitations in liveliness, mobility and motility
00:00 What we want to find out :
Find densities and movement restrictions
Obtain information about the contact on the feet
02:00 how far you can stretch your focus
03:00 Just like you learned from working with the dura
03:20 Test contraction using the dipsticks
04:00 Arcing: Set in three dimensions
How to Find the Sluggish Fulcrum (of Dysfunction)
05:00 Locate fascial restrictions
06:20 Test internal/external rotation on all floors
Think spatially!
narrow down region find dysfunctions,
using the example of the pool
09:10 spatial three-dimensional testing
And adjust voltage balance
10:30 Abdominal diaphragm, alternative hand positions
15:00 Thoracic diaphragm, different hand positions
Explore collarbones, ribs, fascia….
16:30 Set the neck-shoulder relation unilaterally
listen to the spiraling fascia until the tension is balanced
18:00 What pace is good?
19:00 Contraindications
19:30 Alternative shoulder hand position in supine, lateral or in water
21:00 Water work can reconstellate the prenatal period
22:00 Dura traction via occiput: influence on peripheral nerves
Example of epidural anesthesia
23:00 Treatment setup