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Craniosacral Therapy Danvers, MA

CST is the "Tune-Up" that your Body Needs

In our Craniosacral Therapy Treatments the goal is to bring your body into an optimal healing state.

 

Some conditions addressed with Craniosacral Therapy are: Headache/Migraine, Anxiety and Panic Attacks, Brain and Spinal Cord Trauma, Central Nervous System disorders, Chronic (long-term) Neck and Back Pain, Fascial Pain, Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue, and Motor-Coordination Impairments

 

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Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, non-invasive, hands-on technique that can help relieve pain, such as headaches and neck pain, as well as alleviate side effects from cancer treatment and more.

 

CST is a "tune-up" for your body's wiring, the nervous system. This technique aims to reintegrate body and mind to work as one holistic system and provide a general sense of well-being. 

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Unlike traditional full-body massage that focuses on muscle tissue manipulation, Craniosacral Therapy (CST) targets the membranes and fluids that surround, protect, and nourish the brain and spinal cord.

CST aims to get your cranium, sacrum, spinal column and peripheral nerves back into balanced rhythm, alignment and flow and can also offer deep healing for stress and anxiety. 

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How do I schedule a Craniosacral Therapy Treatment?

Schedule your FREE consult with Melissa today to go over your health concerns & history and discuss if Medical Massage is appropriate for you. 

 

Whether you experience or have experienced Headaches/Migraines, Anxiety and panic attacks, Brain and spinal cord trauma, Central nervous system disorders, Chronic (long-term) neck and back pain, Fascial pain, Fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue, or Motor-coordination impairments

Craniosacral Therapy may be the answer for you. We will find and treat the root cause of your pain.

 

Treatments range from 45- to 75-Minutes at Melissa's Location on Route 62 in Danvers, MA. You may require subsequent treatments to help your injury heal. Every body is different. This will all be discussed in your FREE consult with Melissa. 

Schedule your FREE consult today to go over your health concerns

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"Melissa is awesome! She is so intuitive and customizes each and every massage to my needs for thar particular day."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about Craniosacral Therapy?

Learn more in these FAQ's!

What do you feel during craniosacral therapy?During the session, you may feel subtle sensations like warmth, tingling, or a wave of relaxation spreading throughout your body. It’s also common for some individuals to have emotional releases, such as tears or laughter, which are natural responses to the therapy.
What part of the body does a craniosacral therapist primarily affect?After addressing restrictions in the peripheral body and dural tube, the therapist shifts focus to the cranium and sacrum. At this stage, the therapist works to correct both primary and secondary dysfunctions in the skull bones, facial bones, hard palate, and the sacrococcygeal complex.
Are there side effects to craniosacral therapy?Responses to craniosacral therapy can vary; many individuals may experience a temporary increase in symptoms before noticing improvement. Other possible side effects include headaches, muscle soreness, lightheadedness, emotional release, and fatigue.
How often should you do craniosacral therapy?Weekly sessions are recommended for individuals recovering from major trauma. Monthly appointments may be sufficient for those effectively managing chronic conditions and stress, particularly when combined with fitness programs, manual therapy, or physical therapy treatments.
Is craniosacral good for anxiety?Craniosacral therapy (CST) is a form of bodywork that can offer deep healing for stress and anxiety. This gentle, light-touch technique originates from osteopathic medicine.