Up to 3 sessions of cranio-sacral therapy by an osteopath at the «Veritas» Medical Center

Cranio-sacral therapy is one of the most important areas in osteopathy and manual therapy. This technique is aimed at restoring the cranial rhythm and biorhythms of the body. Craniosacral therapy is absolutely painless and allows you to effectively fight diseases of the spine, pelvic bones, skull, and quickly restore the natural mobility of the sacrum.

The technique is based on the control of the body's internal rhythms. It is known that even between the seams of the skull there are special fibers and tissues that allow it to expand and return to its original position. This movement occurs at a frequency of 6-12 cycles per minute. The normalization of internal rhythms is the goal of craniosacral therapy. It resembles a light preventive massage, but it is based on a powerful effect on the human body.

Throughout the procedure, the therapist performs a large number of micromotions with an oscillation amplitude of only 2-4 mm, which affect the internal tissues of the body. At the end of the massage, the patient may feel sleepy or even fall asleep. After the session, the patient feels light and cheerful. Regular treatments can significantly improve your well-being. The duration of the course is determined by the doctor after the examination and can be adjusted depending on the dynamics of recovery.

The effectiveness of craniosacral therapy has been proven in practice. It can be used as a complementary or ancillary treatment.

Benefits of Craniosacral Therapy:

• Effectively fights pain syndromes in the neck and back.
• Relieves tension headache, migraine attacks.
• Increases the body's natural resistance to various infectious diseases.
• Strengthens the immune system.
• Allows you to keep the body in good shape.
• Provides an improvement in the psycho-emotional background.
• Helps relieve stress.
• It can even be used for children and pregnant women.

Indications:

• Local pain syndromes in the cervical vertebrae, etc.
• Prevention of adhesions in the postoperative period.
• Encephalopathy due to trauma.
• Post-traumatic syndromes that caused CSF disturbances.
• Mild stages of cerebral dysfunction.
• Epilepsy.
• Consequences of craniocerebral trauma and spinal injuries.
• Vegetovascular dystonia.
• Consequences of birth trauma.
• Chronic fatigue syndrome and increased fatigue.
• Disorders of mental and physical development in children.
• Bronchial asthma and other ENT diseases.
• Pain in the cervical spine.
• Chronic headaches.

Contraindications:

• Injuries.
• Acute conditions.
• Oncological diseases.