Posts Tagged ‘William Sutherland’

Cranio Sacral Therapist and Student Newsletter 20

January  18 – 2007
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ Talking during treatment.
+ How the face reflects the cranial rhythm.
+ Why is the ventricular system so important?
Hello,
Let me just put my Hula Hoop down for a second
so I can talk to you.  You don’t Hula?
Why, it’s the latest re-fad.  You know, a fad
that makes a comeback.
In [...]

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Cranio Sacral Therapist and Student Newsletter 21

February 26 – 2007
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ The CST steak knives set.
+ Facial bone movement revisited (how knowing how to describe it could save your life)
+ Why do we need to learn anatomy and technique if the work is fundamentally energetic?
Hello John,
I’m feeling a bit like a steak knife salesman
in an infomercial because [...]

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Cranio Sacral Therapist and Student Newsletter 27

September 14 – 2007
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ Follow on comment from last issue from Etienne in Belgium.
+ Link between breast-feeding and CST.
+ Working with the blueprint.
+ CST clinical trials.
Hello,
I was passing a news stand the other day and the
headline ‘Crocs can kill,’ shrieked out at me from
the front page of Britain’s ‘The Sun’ [...]

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Cranio Sacral Therapist and Student Newsletter 39

April 4 – 2009
Questions and comments for this issue:
+ Special report from Mary Hegarty in Cape Town on autism.
+ Any results with tinnitus?
+ Treating children on Ritalin.
+ Working with the sphenoid.
Hello,
Apparently there are as many creatures on your
body as there are people on Earth. Feel free to
use that one at your next dinner party. [...]

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Working with the blueprint.

+ 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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