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CranioSacral Therapy for Pediatrics 1 (CSP1)
A Comprehensive Overview Needed to Appropriately and Effectively Treat Children and Babies Three Months and OlderPrerequisite: SomatoEmotional Release 1 (SER1)
CranioSacral Therapy for Pediatrics 1 (CSP1)CranioSacral Therapy for Pediatrics will show you how to work with the special issues that surround the application of CranioSacral Therapy and SomatoEmotional Release as they relate to children (3 months and up). As with all CST and SER classes, this workshop will consist largely of lecture, demonstration and practice. However, this class will also include several experiential exercises, including one SER lab, in order to help you better understand and "meet" children where they are and addresses the special application of CranioSacral Therapy, SomatoEmotional Release and Energy Cyst Release on children (3 months and up). CSP1 Course Highlights- Discover the special issues surrounding the application of CST and SER to children (3 months and up)
- Study the use of imagery and dialoguing with children (3 months and up)
- Expand your skills in arcing, regional tissue release, the significance detector and dialoguing
- Observe experienced therapists demonstrate pediatric CST and SER techniques
- Practice your own skills with children during the workshop in a safe, supervised setting
- Study ankyloglossia/tongue-tie, in children (3 months and up)
- Discuss trauma and brain development with regards to the neurology of behavior
- Explore the enteric nervous system in relation to pediatric concerns
- Discover the differences of pediatric and adult cranial bones
Testimonial"CSP1 is a wonderful educational and practical experience to give the student safe tools to approach pediatrics and overcome any anxiety about working with children. The students come away with good concepts as children in process of development - not just little persons."
This course is offered for 2.4 ASHA CEUs (Advanced level)
Contact hours and more complete CEU information is available online.
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