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Training in Craniosacral Technique · In person and online
Craniosacral: the touch that Listens
Listening · Perception · Touch · Practice
A complete path towards practical skills and a genuine ability to listen to the body. Open both to those beginning a holistic profession and to those already practising who are looking for a deeper approach.
Step by step you learn to perceive the rhythms of the craniosacral system and to work effectively, respectfully and non-invasively.
3 Levelsof Craniosacral Biomechanics
Focused coursesfor deeper study
Yearly coursein Craniosacral Biodynamics
The path
A structured, progressive path
The training is organised in three main levels, which build solid, integrated skills over time. Along the way you will cover:
Foundations
- Foundations and development of craniosacral technique
- Anatomy and physiology of the Primary Respiratory System
- Listening, centring and perception techniques
Technique
- Work on the fascial system and the diaphragms
- Core and advanced craniosacral techniques (CV4, V-Spread, etc.)
- Assessment of the craniosacral system and its restrictions
Application
- Approaching trauma, shock and emotional dynamics
- Practical application to specific cases
Teaching combines theory and practice, with the aim of making the student progressively independent in treatment.
Perceptual sensitivity
Learning perception, not only technique
One of the central elements of the training is the development of perceptual sensitivity.
It is not only a matter of learning manual procedures, but of developing a deep quality of listening that allows you to enter into relationship with a person’s system and adapt every intervention to them specifically.
This approach makes the work more effective, more precise and more respectful of the body’s own timing.
Who it is for
Who the training is for
The path is open to everyone:
Manual therapists
Osteopaths, physiotherapists, massage therapists.
Healthcare professionals
Healthcare professionals who want to integrate a deeper approach.
A new profession
Anyone who wants to take up a new profession.
Personal growth
Anyone interested in a path of personal growth.
No prerequisites
No prior experience is required: the training is designed to bring every participant along gradually.
Over time
A path that continues over time
Craniosacral training is not only technical learning, but a process of growth.
Through practice, experience and further study, the practitioner develops greater presence, sensitivity and capacity to intervene. The aim is to form competent, aware professionals able to work to a high standard in the field of wellbeing.
Evolving
A path in evolution
The seminars are not isolated events, but part of a continuous process of growth. By taking part in the various modules, a practitioner can build an advanced path over time, developing:
Presence
a steadier, more aware presence
Confidence
greater confidence in treatment
Perception
a more refined perception
Precision
a more precise capacity to intervene
Format
Format and organisation
The seminars run as intensive weekends and include:
Theory
The foundations, anatomy and physiology of the system.
Demonstration
Every technique is shown before it is tried.
Guided practice
Generous time for guided practice.
Dates and venues are updated regularly in the course calendar
Start the journey
Request the training programme
We will send you the detailed programme, the training path, the fees and the current dates of the Craniosacral Technique courses.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the Craniosacral Technique?
It is a non-invasive manual technique with roots in osteopathy, in the insights of Andrew Taylor Still and in William Garner Sutherland’s work on the movement of fluids. The practitioner works with a very light touch, of no more than a few grams, sensing the rhythms of the Primary Respiratory System and accompanying the body towards a spontaneous reorganisation.
Are there any prerequisites for enrolling?
No. The path is open both to those starting out in a holistic profession and to those already practising who are looking for a deeper approach. No prior healthcare training is required.
What is the difference between biomechanics and biodynamics?
They are two ways of working with the same system. The biomechanical approach focuses on assessing and treating restrictions, with specific techniques on bones, membranes and fasciae. The biodynamic approach favours listening to the system’s own dynamics, with an even subtler intervention. At Biosintesi the three levels cover biomechanics; biodynamics has a dedicated year-long path.
Can I take part if I trained at another school?
Yes. The advanced seminars are open to craniosacral practitioners and to those in training, including people coming from other schools, as well as to osteopaths, manual therapists and wellbeing professionals.