Nicolette

Thats the problem with a basic approach - in the later modules, you'll learn
how to sense what the body is wanting to do, rather than coming with a
strong agenda about what it ought to do

As a tip, you might lighten the intent to make something happen, and
increase the amount of being OK with "listening to" whatever movements do or
dont happen

Another thing which helps is having a wider field of perception - rater than
focussing on the area being "treated", allow yourself to be aware of the
whole space of the body, or even the whole space of the room

Have fun!


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> As a relatively new pracitioner of craniosacral therapy I have come across
an interesting reaction in recent months and would like to know if anyone
can offer an explanation or has had the same sort of reaction in their
clients.
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> After completing a stardard 10 step protocol with a slight emphasis on the
L5/S1 decompression, several clients have left the session feeling relaxed,
well and "looser" in the lower back area and with no or minimal pain in the
original problem area.
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> However within the next few days they develop a feeling of weakness in
the same area that originally contained the pain (lower back or legs). For
some it resolves itself and the strength returns, but in one case a very ill
client could no longer support her own weight while standing (whereas she
stood for 2 minutes straight after the session.
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> Any ideas?
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> Nicolette Madry (Australia)
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