Craniosacral Training and Certification
These classes are designed for people who want to learn CST skills for treating infants.
This class is the required prerequisite for CST for Infants, Supporting Emotional Release and CST – The Basics.
The osteopathic manual therapy assessment and treatment skills taught in this class form the foundation for my other classes. I have elected to teach these skills first, but they are not necessarily beginner skills. Some of these skills are taught at the more advanced levels in other Craniosacral Therapy and Visceral Manipulation programs. Some of these skills I have developed myself and are exclusive to this class. What you learn in this class will blend with and enhance CST skills learned elsewhere. The work I do with infants is efficient, powerful and lasting. I have seen amazing results. There are so many infants who would benefit from this therapy and so few people to treat them. I believe that if infants get early treatment they are more likely to realize their life’s potential and less likely to need ongoing care.
Only a few craniosacral therapy training programs offer any infant treatment instruction. They all require students to complete many levels of expensive training before they can learn to treat infants. The training, sadly, tends to be fear-based and pathology-focused.
I teach ... This class gives students the opportunity to observe more demonstration treatments, continue practice under my supervision and participate in a group case review process. That’s all we do in this class. I give four baby demonstration treatments and my students each treat four babies. As a group we review all of the treatments provided during the class. This online gathering is a forum for discussing cases, asking questions and giving answers in a confidential peer group. The focus of our discussions will be Craniosacral Therapy for pre-crawling infants. This monthly group experience is free and only open to people who have studied CST for Infants with Carol Gray – no exceptions will be made. Professional ethics can be tricky. Everyone experiences ethical dilemmas. While these situations may have common themes, they can ambush us when they’re disguised as something new. They may seem similar to our personal ethical dilemmas, but they might require different actions. Classes with Carol Gray must be taken in sequence. All sequences begin with Subtle Hands-On Skills.
Subtle Hands-On Skills
CST for Infants
CST for Infants - Advanced Clinical Skills
CST for Infants - Virtual Case Reviews
Professional Ethics for Bodyworkers
Class Sequences
Students who are registered for in-person classes are required to agree to and abide by the Carol Gray Center for CST Studies COVID-19 Safety Protocols.
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