Cranio Sacral Therapy

After suffering with back pains on and off over the last few years, I have been told that I am suffering from Sciatica, a common type of pain caused by compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve.
In case anyone is wondering what the sciatica nerve is, it’s the longest nerve in the body, going from the pelvis, through the buttocks, down the legs to the feet. Sciatica usually affects only one side of the lower body. Often, the pain extends from the lower back all the way th...rough the back of the thigh and down through the leg. Depending on where the sciatic nerve is affected, the pain may also extend to the foot or toes. Having a slipped disc in the back is a most common cause of sciatica, but sometimes doctors do not find an obvious cause of the pain. Common symptoms of sciatica include: • Pain in the buttock or leg that is worse when sitting • Burning or tingling down the leg • Weakness, numbness, or difficulty moving the leg or foot • A constant pain on one side of the buttock • A shooting pain that makes it difficult to stand up The pain from my sciatica is infrequent and irritating, but has the potential to get worse.
Now I have tried every kind of therapy over the years to try and ease the pain in my back but I still keep returning to Craniosacral Therapy. It seems to be the only therapy that works.
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Craniosacral therapy and Sleep Sleep is a form of nourishment, and a refuge from our waking lives, within which we may dream. Sleep habits, and attitudes to sleep, are formed in early life, and become built-in to our physiology at a level that is not readily accessible to conscious influence. At times of stress and illness our sleep pattern may break down. I am acutely aware that this can be profoundly distressing and disabling. However it is now widely recognised that Cran...iosacral therapy offers another useful way to approach sleep problems. Clients often describe CST sessions as having a sleep-like quality, sometimes associated with dream-like imagery. People often feel deeply rested after a session and experience more restful sleep afterwards. Longer term, CST can help with the deeper issues underlying difficulties with sleep; facilitating greater confidence in the natural process of letting-go to fall asleep, and greater trust in the restorative and imaginative powers of the body. www.craniowave.co.uk Tel: 077934 95730 E-mail: cranio.wave@yahoo.co.uk
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