A Joint Practice Workshop Saturday 17th June 2017, Horfield Quaker Meeting House, Bristol, BS7 8PD Craniosacral Therapy uses stillness and deep, spacious listening to facilitate change. Listening to ourselves is also a fundamental part of the process. In the workshop we will explore the role of the therapist/ teacher through the use of led discussion
Read more →A feminine approach to therapeutic bodywork has interested me since I took my first tentative steps along this path sometime in the mid 1990’s. I noticed that in my field (Alexander Technique / Craniosacral Therapy) most of the practitioners are women and yet most of the courses and books on the subject are
Read more →Emotions are visceral sensations, they live as much in our bellies as they do in our heads. Isn’t it ironic that we can all recognise the outward signs of emotions such as grief, depression, fear or anger in others, but find it hard to notice what is happening physically within ourselves. If the physical shapes
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