Craniosacral System Essentials
Five of our online courses exploring the craniosacral system.
From the intricate details of the bones, membranes & fluids, to the cranial nerves, floor of the mouth & the spine. The essentials, all in one place.
Cranial Bones in Depth
Intracranial Membranes & Fluids
Those Curious Cranial Nerves
On the Floor of the Mouth
Up & Down the Spine
This series of five online courses, will ensure you have lots of helpful detail about many aspects of our craniosacral system. You will come out with a thorough knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the structures that make up this system, including the cranial and spinal bones, the membranes and fluid that circulates within, the cranial nerves, pathways and innervations, and the anatomy of the floor of the mouth. Perfect for CranioSacral Therapists or anyone else working with the head, neck and spine.
You can buy the classes individually but they are designed to work together as a series. Plus, this makes them better value as you get 5 for the price of 4!
To find out more about what is in each of these classes see the links below, but click back to purchase the series - Craniosacral System Essentials - from this page!
All of these courses are included:
All you ever wanted to know (?!) about the bones of the skull and their intricate and beautiful features...
Released May 2023
Diving deep into the intracranial membranes so important to CST, then swimming through the ventricles, CSF, blood supply and venous drainage to / from the head and brain...
Released June 2023
A fly through the ever popular cranial nerves for those who have not covered this topic before (or need a good review!)
Released July 2023
From bones to muscles to soft tissue and glands, to how it all connects... and why all that is so meaningful for manual bodywork approaches, especially CranioSacral Therapy.
Looking in detail at how the vertebrae vary in different areas, how the meningeal tubes wrap the spinal cord, the blood supply, cool features and the early paths of the nerves as they leave the column.