In the Rhythm of Life
Cranial – relating to the cranium, which houses the brain – the mediator of consciousness.
Fluid – both the cerebral spinal and extracellular fluid found throughout the body, whose inherent rhythm provides a medium for palpation and ultimately illuminates that which is hidden.
Dynamics – an awareness of the forces that alter the cranial rhythm, thereby creating the possibility for change.
Cranial Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is a gentle form of cranial therapy developed by osteopath Solihin Thom DO, it has origins in cranial osteopathy with the work of Andrew Stills and later William Sutherland, who noticed that the cerebral spinal fluid not only bathes and nourishes all of the tissues in the body but also has the capacity to augment healing.
Cranial Fluid Dynamics
is great for pain, a large range of illnesses and dysfunction, emotional imbalances, lifestyle challenges, mental afflictions, and more through this groundbreaking process.
The cranial system assists our:
Nervous System, Musculoskeletal system, Circulatory System, Lymphatic System, Endocrine System, Respiratory System, Digestive System, Electromagnetic System.
When the tissues loses their fluid state – they become less vibrant, leaving the body susceptible to stress, injuries, digestive issues, poor posture, mental focus, and more from the unconscious.
Unlike some other forms of cranial work which address bones, fascia, dura, fluid and perhaps emotional components, CFD views health as an emergent process: the totality of the human being, and the role of the life forces in bringing us to our present state. Our state of consciousness that alters neurology and structure.
When applied, this unique approach provides tools (hand mudras and muscle testing from InnerDialogue) for self-exploration, self-actualization and permanent transformation. The outcome is to enhance your potential for sustainable healing, a more flexible fluid lifestyle, cultivate surrender and to create an endless opportunity for personal emergence.
Cranial Fluid Dynamics includes:
a detailed write up from the consultation, sent by email, and after 2 days, a 10 min. phone call follow up - to check in, answer any questions and oversee the progress.
Lateral Ventricles of the Brain