Cerebrospinal Fluid
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2020 Articles
Patients Ask, “What Is Craniosacral?”
Craniosacral refers to the normal neurophysiological motion of the brain, spinal cord, sacrum and all the connecting tissues.
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2019 Articles
Patients Ask, “What Is Fascia?”
Fascia is the tissue that supports and connects everything in the body. It remembers all of its physical and emotional…
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2019 Articles
Fascial Web Characteristics
Since discovering the craniosacral fascial system, I have found some general characteristics about its fascial web or extracellular matrix.
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2017 Articles
“Muscle Memory”
The concept of “muscle memory” has been around for decades. I have always assumed it is an aspect of muscle…
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2017 Articles
Healing After Emotional and Physical Traumas
The beauty of the fascial or connective tissue web is that it connects every structural cell of the body in…
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2017 Articles
Compressive In-Utero Forces
A new 7-month-old to the practice today gave more confirmation to our theory about in utero compression for an extended…
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2017 Articles
The Possible Innate Healing Source?
I started asking questions at five years of age. Our CFT principle states that the innate wisdom of the body…
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2017 Articles
The Origins of Newborn and Infant CFT
People often ask me what is the difference between craniosacral therapy (CST) and craniosacral fascial therapy (CFT)? And how does…
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2016 Articles
The Clinical Importance of Cerebrospinal Fluid
I am presenting a short summary of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) for our CFT clinical understanding. (Thank you Wikipedia.) The body…
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2016 Articles
CFT and Drug Toxicity
A toddler currently in my CFT care recently had an upper GI endoscopy with inhalation anesthesia. The results were medically…
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