Emotionality can also be a symptom of invasive therapy-

Whereas emerging emotion can signify a VERY healthy opening of bound
emotional energy, emotionality can also result from careless or
malicious invasion of boundaries! Emotionality is not a
legitimate "goal" of healthy therapy~

Trust your "gut"... you can know if your experience was healthy and
your therapist is trustworthy-
Also check out:
http://www.craniosacraltherapy.org

This teaching organisation is very careful about training non-
invasive therapists and teaching non-manipulative medicine. This is
an extremely important distinction for the future of our profession!
-greg lumpkin



--- In craniosacralnetwork@yahoogroups.com, "kathy8830"
<kathy8830@y...> wrote:
>
> I just had my first craniosacral therapy session. It was one of
the
> most powerful things I have experienced. But after and still 6
> hours later I am finding myself very emotional like I am grieving
> lots of deep breaths and sighs and very drained. Is this to be
> expected and if so how long does it usually last.
>
> Thank You anyone for your help
>
> Kathy