I often have clients ask me how having regular CranioSacral sessions can help them make better decisions relating to their business. I can understand why people who aren’t familiar with the process might wonder how five grams can affect their ability to stay focused and on task or otherwise impact their decision-making processes.
But as a CranioSacral practitioner, I know that the therapy sessions certainly can impact your professional life because I’ve received so much positive feedback from countless clients over the years. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m always happy to address questions about CranioSacral therapy because I understand that it almost always means the people asking those questions have reached a place in their lives in which they’re prepared to embrace changes that will allow them to move forward in their personal and professional lives.
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
What a Wonderful First Day!
First off, thank you to all those who visited our site yesterday on our first official day of the new redesign. The comments and feedback we've gotten have been invaluable and are definitely appreciated.
Guess what? Next week our guest bloggers begin. Virtual Girl – Virtual World's Jackie Nees – will kick us off on Monday morning.
Do you know anyone who wants to be a guest blogger? Have them contact us.
Remember, today is the last day for using the Thank You discount code; when you sign up as a Free Online Member in your welcome email will be the code to receive 50% off our services. If you haven't done so, look to the left and register. Go ahead, you know you want to. Embrace it!
Have an awesome day!
Until next time, embrace your inner wisdom!
Namaste,
Karen
Guess what? Next week our guest bloggers begin. Virtual Girl – Virtual World's Jackie Nees – will kick us off on Monday morning.
Do you know anyone who wants to be a guest blogger? Have them contact us.
Remember, today is the last day for using the Thank You discount code; when you sign up as a Free Online Member in your welcome email will be the code to receive 50% off our services. If you haven't done so, look to the left and register. Go ahead, you know you want to. Embrace it!
Have an awesome day!
Until next time, embrace your inner wisdom!
Namaste,
Karen
Monday, January 5, 2009
Today is Launch Day!
We have a new website design and with it our own blog space, but we will be updating this site as well and technically will have two blogs. Here is today's blog from the site. Make sure you join us at http://www.therapyintransition.org today!
Welcome to our newly redesigned site!
Thank you for taking time today to visit us. Did you enroll as a Free Online Member? If not, you are missing out on the chance to win one of our prizes. Additionally, if you enroll you also get advance notice of any new site elements being released and early bird discount notices.
The website relaunch has been approximately five months in the making, and there are a few elements we are still working on. We choose not to include them in the initial launch as the modules were not stable enough to our liking – stability, to us, equals security. Our goal is to keep our members' and clients' information secure, so an element which we are not confident is stable just has to wait.
Here are a few things we are still working on:
~ Seamless payment and enrollment process for all our services. Currently you are sent to our online store, which is a different site. This will change, but for now your information is gathered and processed securely with a minimum 255 encryption.
~ Enrolling Virtual Coaching Clients. This means that at a fraction of the cost and your time, commitment to communicate is done when you have the time not set to a schedule and calendar clock you interact with your coach via a secure private forum on our site.
~ Enabling the private forum chat for our Ongoing Coaching Clients to have an additional means of communicating with us through our website in between their sessions.
~ Enabling group forums so our Seraphim Sphere workshop enrollees can have an additional form of support during the four-week workshop series plus for an additional three months following the last workshop in the series.
And a whole lot more!
Thank you again, and welcome to the Therapy in Transition team!
Until next time ... Embrace Your Inner Wisdom.
Namaste,
Karen
Welcome to our newly redesigned site!
Thank you for taking time today to visit us. Did you enroll as a Free Online Member? If not, you are missing out on the chance to win one of our prizes. Additionally, if you enroll you also get advance notice of any new site elements being released and early bird discount notices.
The website relaunch has been approximately five months in the making, and there are a few elements we are still working on. We choose not to include them in the initial launch as the modules were not stable enough to our liking – stability, to us, equals security. Our goal is to keep our members' and clients' information secure, so an element which we are not confident is stable just has to wait.
Here are a few things we are still working on:
~ Seamless payment and enrollment process for all our services. Currently you are sent to our online store, which is a different site. This will change, but for now your information is gathered and processed securely with a minimum 255 encryption.
~ Enrolling Virtual Coaching Clients. This means that at a fraction of the cost and your time, commitment to communicate is done when you have the time not set to a schedule and calendar clock you interact with your coach via a secure private forum on our site.
~ Enabling the private forum chat for our Ongoing Coaching Clients to have an additional means of communicating with us through our website in between their sessions.
~ Enabling group forums so our Seraphim Sphere workshop enrollees can have an additional form of support during the four-week workshop series plus for an additional three months following the last workshop in the series.
And a whole lot more!
Thank you again, and welcome to the Therapy in Transition team!
Until next time ... Embrace Your Inner Wisdom.
Namaste,
Karen
Monday, July 28, 2008
Craniosacral - a bird's eye view introduction
Today I wanted to share a bird's eye view of what Craniosacral is and how it works - sort of. People study this healing modality for years and are still in wonder of it. This blog today is truly just the first outer most layer of what Craniosacral is.
Craniosacral Therapy is a way to influence the contents of the brain and spinal cord by affecting the mobility and tensions of the dural system, using the bones of the cranium and sacrum as handles. The Craniosacral System is a semi-closed hydraulic system contained in a tough waterproof membrane called the Dura Mater which envelops the brain and spinal cord.
During a Craniosacral session there are three elements which the practitioner works through.
The first is the palpation. The practitioner is palpating through approximately nine different areas of the client's body. These are the ankles, shins, thighs, hip bones, ribs, shoulders, and three different aspects of the cranial bones. Depending on the client the practitioner may choose to palpate additional areas. They are palpating four different aspects of the Craniosacral rythym. The symmety, quality, amplitude, and rate per minute.
The second element is the diaphragm releases. The practitioner uses the areas of fiber transverse to release tension and blockages to enable the CSF to move easily throughout the Craniosacral system.
The third element is the actual working with the sacrum and cranial bones to release restrictions and promote internal healing.
Some common questions people ask are:
1) what does the treatment feel like? Well, the easiest way to describe it is to think of the weight of a nickle. The is the 'force' which the practitioner uses while conducting a treatment. The 'feeling' of release is different for every client. Some feel a sense of warmth moving through, a vibration running through and sometimes there is no physical feeling.
2) am I dressed or undressed? This is similar to Reiki, you do not need to get undressed. It is advisable though for you to where light comfortable clothing. Heavy clothes like jeans and belts can inhibit the practitioner from doing their 'job' of facilitating your healing process.
3) how often do I need to see a practitioner? This is again individual and depending on the individual is might be weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or semi-annually. I always recommend my clients do a daily or weekly check in with their bodies. How are they feeling on a scale of 1 - 10? When their bodies tell them it is time for another treatments then schedule an appointment.
You can learn more about Craniosacral by visiting our website and you can also visit the Upledger Institute's website.
Thanks for reading. Until next time ... embrace your inner wisdom!
Namaste,
Karen
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Karen Kleinwort
Therapy in Transition LLC
www.therapyintransition.org
info@therapyintransition.org
Craniosacral Therapy is a way to influence the contents of the brain and spinal cord by affecting the mobility and tensions of the dural system, using the bones of the cranium and sacrum as handles. The Craniosacral System is a semi-closed hydraulic system contained in a tough waterproof membrane called the Dura Mater which envelops the brain and spinal cord.
During a Craniosacral session there are three elements which the practitioner works through.
The first is the palpation. The practitioner is palpating through approximately nine different areas of the client's body. These are the ankles, shins, thighs, hip bones, ribs, shoulders, and three different aspects of the cranial bones. Depending on the client the practitioner may choose to palpate additional areas. They are palpating four different aspects of the Craniosacral rythym. The symmety, quality, amplitude, and rate per minute.
The second element is the diaphragm releases. The practitioner uses the areas of fiber transverse to release tension and blockages to enable the CSF to move easily throughout the Craniosacral system.
The third element is the actual working with the sacrum and cranial bones to release restrictions and promote internal healing.
Some common questions people ask are:
1) what does the treatment feel like? Well, the easiest way to describe it is to think of the weight of a nickle. The is the 'force' which the practitioner uses while conducting a treatment. The 'feeling' of release is different for every client. Some feel a sense of warmth moving through, a vibration running through and sometimes there is no physical feeling.
2) am I dressed or undressed? This is similar to Reiki, you do not need to get undressed. It is advisable though for you to where light comfortable clothing. Heavy clothes like jeans and belts can inhibit the practitioner from doing their 'job' of facilitating your healing process.
3) how often do I need to see a practitioner? This is again individual and depending on the individual is might be weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or semi-annually. I always recommend my clients do a daily or weekly check in with their bodies. How are they feeling on a scale of 1 - 10? When their bodies tell them it is time for another treatments then schedule an appointment.
You can learn more about Craniosacral by visiting our website and you can also visit the Upledger Institute's website.
Thanks for reading. Until next time ... embrace your inner wisdom!
Namaste,
Karen
--
Karen Kleinwort
Therapy in Transition LLC
www.therapyintransition.org
info@therapyintransition.org
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