CST Foundations March 2024
Learn the fundamental skills of Craniosacral Therapy
Craniosacral is the easiest and most gentle way of helping people heal.
What you'll learn
Learn how to find areas in the body that are holding onto trauma and tension.
Techniques to release tension in the body to allow your clients experience relief.
Nervous system regulation so your clients can relax and heal from pent-up trauma.
Have a list of assessment and treatment tools to use on any body in your practice.
Dates and Details
Location: Virtual zoom class
Class Dates: March, 2024 - on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week, 3 Weeks recurring
First Class Tuesday March 5, Last class Thursday March 21
Class Time: 12:30pm to 2:00pm EST (Convert to your local time here)
What you'll need: A partner to practice for Thursday classes, for the last hour. We prefer them to be older than 8, since the younger ones have a hard time staying still. Alternatively, you can practice on yourself, but this is often a harder way to learn.
Shari Stamps
Shari is an ICST/CST, CBS, CEIM, and PPD with additional training in mother warming, oral ties, baby-led sleep & wellbeing, and development.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the live classes recorded?
Yes, the live classes are recorded. They will be posted inside the student portal for you to go back and review if you'd like to.
Are the live classes mandatory?
Yes, the live classes are mandatory to attend. We understand that life happens and you need to miss a class, but please inform us, and be sure to watch the recorded lesson stored in the course portal.
How long are the live classes?
The live classes run for 1.5 hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30-2pm EST
Do I need someone to work on for each live class?
On Tuesdays you'll practice on yourself, and on Thursdays you'll need to line up someone to work on from 1-2pm EST.
We prefer you work on an adult in the live classes, since working on children can be distracting for you, and not conducive to learning.
How long are the recordings up?
The recordings will be up throughout the duration of the course, and until the remaining review period has ended. Which is usually 12 months.
