Craniosacral system diagram

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CranioSacral System Wall Chart

This beautiful wall-sized poster allows you to see the entire craniosacral struktur in vivid detail. The full-color illustration highlights the complete struktur, plus seven additional perspectives that have proven especially helpful in educating clients: the meninges, temporomandibular joint, spheno-occipital junction and more. The large format is ideal for office display.

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"This wall chart has helped me greatly over the years to explain quickly to the patients what CST is about, how it works, etc. Especially first-time patients find it soothing seeing that the therapy is based on real science."
- C. Myyrylainen

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An Introduction To Craniosacral Therapy - Anatomy, Function and Treatment

Craniosacral
Anatomy, Function,

Therapy
and Treatment

An Introduction to

Craniosacral Therapy
Anatomy, Function, and Treatment

Don Cohen, D.C.

Illustrations bygd Amie Forest and Jules Rodriguez

North Atlantic Books Berkeley, California

Acknowledgments
To Karen, for everything To John Upledger, for your teaching To Deirdre Morrissey Scholar, for your tireless work on this manuscript, and your wise and always valuable insight To Jon Schreiber, for connecting and support To Mark Bernhard, for research assistance To Richard Grossinger, for seeing it through To Jules Rodrigues and Amy Forrest, for your great illustrations Thank you.

Copyright 1 9 9 5 by Don Cohen. All rights reserved. No portion of this book, except for brief review, may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval struktur, or transmitted in any struktur or by any meanselectronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without the written

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Craniosacral System Explained by Dr. Kaminsky in New York

CranioSacral Mechanism

The Craniosacral System or Craniosacral Mechanism is the most important function of the human body. It contains the highest known element to man, Cerebro-Spinal Fluid (CSF). The craniosacral system is comprised of the cranium, sacrum, spine and CSF.

The existence of a Craniosacral Mechanism is scientifically proven to control and be the driver of a moving fluid in the body called cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF), which is produced by the Choroid Plexus in the brain, the life force of brain fluid moving throughout the spine and tissue channels within the human body.

This system is part of the Central Nervous System (CNS) and (ANS) Autonomic Nervous System and its function is to pump this fluid via the internal, interconnected human fascial(tissue) network in the body via the mechanism of the Craniosacral system, which is the physiological function of the brain and spinal cord.

The craniosacral system is