Posted in September 2, 2009 ¬ 4:25 amh.John Dalton
November 14 – 2006
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ Where I bang on about Jet Lag and treating yourself.
+ Chronic Fatigue – looking for the meaning of symptoms.
+ Palpation broken down into Symmetry, Amplitude and Quality.
+ Is bone ‘set’?
Hello ,
I have some very important findings to share
with you about jet lag. As you know I’ve [...]
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Newsletter ArchiveAmplitude, Bone, Butterfly Touch, Cerebro Spinal Fluid, Chronic Fatigue, Entrainment, Jet lag, Moon, Palpation, Palpatory Skill, Quality, Self Treatment, Symmetry, Symptoms
Posted in May 4, 2009 ¬ 10:16 amh.John Dalton
Fundamentally Cranio Sacral Therapy helps remove
trauma from the body. This can be physical trauma,
like a car accident, a fall on the back steps or a difficult
birth.
Trauma can also be emotional like a deep shock,
prolonged unhappiness or witnessing violence.
Trauma leaves an imprint in the body, which over
time can inhibit normal function and cause [...]
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Posted in September 26, 2008 ¬ 9:16 amh.John Dalton
+ Working with the blueprint. – September 07
Hi John
Thanks so much for your continuing newsletter and the great tips
and humour.
I have a double question.
It’s often a lonely place at the coalface and I seem to have people
come to me with “last resort” problems that require much from me
- I am doing a lot of anatomy [...]
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Posted in August 13, 2008 ¬ 3:01 amh.John Dalton
+ How do you get someone to look at their issues if they don’t want to? – November – 05
Dear John,
I am enjoying your profoundly irreverent letters very much.
I think you are a naughty man.
I have a patient for lower back pain. She also has many
emotional conflicts and issues within her. She shows no
interest in [...]
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Posted in July 2, 2008 ¬ 8:26 pmh.John Dalton
+ What I feel with my hands, am I making it up? – September 05
Mr Dalton.
I feel I am at a crossroads in my craniosacral
training. [...]
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