Who In History
Was part of the research team which proposed the semi-closed pressure static hydraulic system
Who is John E. Upledger
How even flexion/extension are in relation to each other, also bilaterally evaluated
What is Symmetry
Heel, Dorsums, Thighs, ASIS/Hips, Ribs, Shoulders, Cranial Side Head, Cranial Top/Bottom Head, Cranial Base
What are Listening Stations
Acute intracranial hemorrhage, Intracranial aneurysm, recent skull fracture, and herniation of the medulla oblongata
What are Contra-Indications of CST
Phobias and Tantrums
What are Behavioral Benefits of CST
Is considered the founder of Osteopathy
Who is Andrew Taylor Still
6 to 12
What is the craniosacral rhythm occurrence of cycles per minute (under normal circumstances)
CV-4, Sacrum, Legs
What are Still Points
Balancing technique
What is the Indication for a Still Point
Constipation, Diarrhea, IBS, Excessive Wind, Butterfly Stomach, Food Intolerances/Sensitivity
What are Digestive System Benefits of CST
Examined cranial bones which led him to believe that the bones where designed for movement and not fused as widely believed
Who is William Garner Sutherland
The phase of the craniosacral rhythm when the whole body externally rotates. The head widens, the base of the sacrum moves posteriorly.
What is Flexion
Pelvic, Respiratory, Thoracic Inlet, Hyoid, and 5-part Cranial holds
What are Diaphragm and Cranial Base Releases
Mobilize major and common areas of transverse fascial dysfunction
What are Indications for Diaphragm Release
Dyslexia, Speech Difficulties, Developmental Conditions
What are Benefits of CST for Learning Difficulties/Challenges
Believed that the body functions as "a total biologic unit" which "possesses self-healing and self-regulatory mechanisms"
Who is Andrew Taylor Still
The phase of the craniosacral rhythm when the whole body internally rotates. During this phase, the input of CSF is either shut off completely or is significantly less than the outflow.
What is Extention
Traction Release, Medial Compression ASIS/Hips, and the Rock and Glide
What are Sacral/Dural Techniques
History of trauma to head or tail bone, low back pain, structural issues, digestive issues, reproductive issues
What are Indications for Sacral/Dural Treatment
ADD, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, MS, Stroke
What are Neurological Benefits of CST
Developed techniques which were soft-tissue oriented, fluid-oriented, and the "ten step protocol
Who is John E. Upledger
What are the four characteristics evaluated during the palpation of the craniosacral system?
What is Symmetry, Quality, Amplitude, and Rate
Fingers in Ear, Wobble, and Pull
What are Temporal Techniques for Evaluation, Treatment, and Re-evaluation
Recent spinal tap or puncture in the CranioSacral System, Arnold Chiari Malformation, or fractures to bones in the skull, vertebral column or ribs.
What are specific situations in which you might want to refer clients to a more experienced CranioSacral Therapist that has gone through advanced training.
Scar Tissue, Injuries, Chronic Pain, Sciatica, Trauma, Kyphosis, Scoliosis, Frozen Shoulder
What are Benefits of CST for the Musculoskeletal System