Posted in October 8, 2009 ¬ 1:20 pmh.John Dalton
October 8 – 2009
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ Follow on comments about ‘How you came to Cranio sacral?’
+ Can I get qualified from Open Source Cranio?
+ How to market a cranio sacral therapy practice?
+ Can you make a living as a cranio sacral therapist?
Hello,
Let me tell you about David Tomilson who is doing
great things [...]
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Newsletter ArchiveBurnout, David Tomilson, Location, Marketing, Osteopathy, Qualification, Qualifications, Recognition of prior learning, RPL, Sharon Desjarlais, Testimonials
Posted in July 28, 2009 ¬ 6:37 amh.John Dalton
August 2 -2008
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ Report on feasibility study on the effectiveness of cranio sacral therapy on migraine.
+ Open letter from Cranio Suisse®, the Swiss cranio sacral association.
+ Comment from Al Pelowski in response to Joyaa Antares and maxillae.
+ Comment from Cathryn Nitschke in Australia about her Osteopathy training and how it [...]
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Newsletter ArchiveBurnout, Chronic Fatigue, Cranio Suisse, Double blind studies, Emotions, Fibromyalgia, Liz Kalinowska, Mentor, Migraine, Mike Boxhall, Osteopathy, Silence
Posted in July 2, 2008 ¬ 8:36 pmh.John Dalton
+ Emotional issues – Why are people so dumb? – September 05
Ok Maestro. Read your blurb on your website.
You don’t seem like your standard “Be still
and know that I KNOW,’ sort of cranio person.
Is there a factory somewhere I don’t know about
that churns these folk out?
Anyways, I’ve got a question for ye.
I’ve been seeing [...]
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Posted in July 2, 2008 ¬ 4:36 pmh.John Dalton
+ Question about therapist burnout. – July 08
Hi John
Thank you for the very valuable information shared
by you and other CS therapists. I’ve been a
little out of circuit lately – life’s little
challenges – so even though you may have not had a
response from me, I’m still keen to remain
connected.
My preference would be more frequent shorter news
rather [...]
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