Upcoming Classes:

Cranio-Sacral Therapy I

Seven-day Residential Intensive

Cranio-Sacral Therapy (CST) is a subtle yet powerful way to work with your patient as a whole human being, while simultaneously addressing issues in the physical, cognitive, emotional, energetic and symbolic realms. The first class (in a series of four) introduces general techniques to assess and therapeutically utilize the fascial, electromagnetic and craniosacral systems to first localize and then release restrictions causing your patient’s symptoms.

The student is taught to utilize and synthesize several whole body assessment tools and the basic tools to release restrictions in joint, diaphragms, sacral, pelvic, dural and intracranial tissues. Course instruction includes the history, scope and potential of CST and intensive instruction in the basic skills. After this course, you will have had enough table time to confidently begin practicing basic CST with your clients. The full series (plus plenty of practice between courses) is necessary to master the complexities of CST.

This class is an in-depth introduction to a powerful modality that will change your practice profoundly. Your listening skills (both to your client’s words and their body) will increase through practice of the material presented in this course.

Class will be taught at Friendly Haven Rise, a beautiful organic farm in Battleground, WA. The class is taught in two-three day blocks with one day ‘off’ in the middle to integrate material. Generally, we go on a field trip to rest the mind. Textbooks and additional reading are required. List provided upon registration.

Class size limited to ten students for maximum learning experience. Open to both health practitioners and people who receive cranial and are interested in learning more about the process.

Course dates: Call Dr. Hall at (425) 557-7706 for the current schedule

Cost: $1500 without room and board, $1750 with room and three organic meals a day

Instructor: Steven M Hall MD has been practicing CST intensively in his practice for fifteen years. He has done extensive course work with the Upledger Institute, and other noted cranial practitioners. In addition to his practice, he teaches CST I-IV at Bastyr University in the Seattle area. He also teaches students one-on-one in a preceptorship through his office.