Your Inner Physician and You: CranoioSacral Therapy and SomatoEmotional Release

This book may bring great relief to many sufferer's of chronic pain problems, certain social behavior disorders I imagine, various types of awkwardness in human movement and behavior. This man was highly dedicated and has large numbers of studies and results that will be useful to doctors of the future or anyone seeking relief from medical problems relating to the nervous system. We need to remember the nervous system is set up so that what you see or think will be reflected in some neurohormone effect in some part of the body. Over time there can be changes that cause what is thought of as a disease or a discomfort. Many times, people like Upledger will have the answers when the patient has obtained no relief from standard Western Medicine. I have several of his books and find them to be fascinating and useful. This book seemed to be written more for the therapist of Craniosacral therapy than the patient, but it gives you an idea of what Crainiosacral therapy is and you can find a therapist in your area no doubt. I would also read one of Dr John Sarno's books to understand the Mind-Body connection and as an MD he gives many examples of cases he has treated as well to relieve people's medical problems such as back pain.Why not have an open mind? It is not invasive as surgery would be and not as expensive!

Easy reading, lots of good, easy to understand information on a variety of CST topics. This is a great book for practitioners, and anyone else interested in learning more about this somewhat mysterious practice. Cranial sacral therapy works! I have had great results both giving and receiving this therapy. It worked better than deep tissue work on my ancient rotator cuff injury, and was certainly much more pleasant and relaxing than deep tissue work ever dreamed of being!

This book describes Dr. Upledger's personal experiences as he learned about osteopathy and craniosacral therapy. It is clearly written and easy to read. The style is engaging. It is written for the average person who is interested in the healing arts. You do not need to be a medical professional to understand or employ the strategies described by Dr. Upledger. The book includes a bibliography of additional references as well as a list of resources that may be of interest to readers.

I've been training in CST since 2010 and this is still one of my favorite books by Dr. Upledger. I recommend it to anyone interested in craniosacral therapy. It tells wonderful stories of his first encounter with the mysteries of fascia, and various people he worked with in his early career. The overall system is explained simply for anyone interested in the details. I'm in it for the client stories, though. This is what actually happened, and it's an easy way to see why CST is so amazingly awesome!

I think this book is real interesting. I think Mr. Upledger, if he 'boasts', he has a right to! He's made so many accomplishments FOR other people. I don't always like to read these types of trials and their outcomes, but this is real interesting and he is also a good writer! Keeps me interested. I am a lay person, & there were only a few words that I had to look up that are pertaining to the skeleton.I know that I'll have to read it again to try and get everything to sink in because I'm like that.This is not a book that tells you the 'hows' to use the Craniosacral on yourself, but he gives you plenty of examples of what it is for. Good reading, thank you

This book gives a good picture through case studies of cranial-sacral, somatic emotional release and some other modalities. It definately peaked my interest and when I took a seminar for continuing education hours, I was pleasantly surprised to discover how well it actually works. Feeling the rhythm of the cerebro-spinal fluid for myself was like a new world opening up. It was a great seminar and we all (students and therapists)left changed with new awareness and respect for the amazing human body. We are fearfully and wonderfully made! This particular book does not proceed to describe the practice of cranial-sacral though. It just gives case study accounts to show what can be achieved using this modality.

If you have heard of craniosacral therapy and would like to know more about it, here is an excellent book written by one of the leaders in the field. Written for the lay person it is easy to understand and filled with interesting case studies. It also has information to help you understand your body and to open to a more integrative approach to living with a body.

This is a well written book on Cranial Sacral Therapy which explains what it is and who can benefit from it and how it came about by the man (Upledger) who discovered it. I am a massage therapist, however, it is written in language that the non-professional would probably be able to understand and comprehend. (I would recommend this book rather than "Cranial Sacral Therapy" (also written by Upledger) as that book is a text book written for those who will be taking the classes and therefore highly technical and loaded with medical terms the average person probably wouldn't know or understand.)

Une lecture très importante qui éclaire sur les bienfaits de la thérapie Cranio-Sacrée.

Ce livre introduit a l'œuvre dUpledger, certainement l'une des meilleures écoles. Il est dommage que ses ouvrages ne soient pas tous accessibles en français.

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This book is easily accessible for the lay person and a great way in to understanding the concept of craniosacral therapy. It explains how John Upledger witnessed the craniosacral system at work, pulsating with its own cycle. Upledger has further developed William Sutherland's discoveries, and his passion for the subject, plus his compassion for patients, sweeps the reader along. A thoroughly enjoyable and educational read.

I love it! It's a gift for my chiropractor...I owned this book and lent it out about 20 years ago and didn't get it back, so I'm so relieved that Amazon, my online favourite, found it for me.