CranioSacral Therapy explained in detail by Dr. Russ educational presentation ASMR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2024
- Cranial work, and craniosacral therapy in particular, are powerful healing tools that bodyworkers of all types can use to help people relax, relieve pain, regulate their nervous system, and transform.
It's great for headaches, jaw (TMJ) problems, pain and restriction anywhere in the body, it's safe and gentle, and it's deeply relaxing and regenerating.
This video is a long explanation of how and why this tool is used, and what kind of results and outcomes patients and providers can expect.
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Dr. David Russ
Chiropractor
Portland, OR
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What an amazing person Dr. Russ is! Truly the Bob Ross of chiropractry! His smile and the way he speaks and actions are so warm and soft. Peak asmr content with valuable knowledge
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Ahhhhhh, a nice long session with the Good Doctah R! Thank you for your wonderful work and you fantastic voice!
Awesome work yet again Dr Russ.
Fascinating watch as always Doc. Thanks for posting. Enjoy these longer explanatory videos
I’m glad thank you!!! I like doing them 😊😊
So good! I’m a little squeamish about veins and arteries, so the beginning is good exposure therapy haha
love your videos
I love your work!!! When trying to find someone who does this style of bodywork (in all aspects that you do) what should I look for in a provider? I live in Bakersfield, CA and the providers in this area are extremely limited. I don't know exactly what to ask for when looking into places that practices will understand what I'm asking for.
It’s all about Google and feeling the vibes from them website. Look for craniosacral therapy and myofascial release and go from there. You might find more massage therapists than chiros doing it.
Mine is a more unusual case. I had a spheno-orbital meningioma on right side. Tumor behind eye was 2 cm and compressing the optic nerve. Tumor cells also invaded the right greater sphenoid wing and turned it to mush. It had to be drilled out. I have had many issues since. Have been doing Vision Therapy for over a year. Been getter CST for a few months to keep the right side from being stuck and not pumping the CSF. Slowly getting ambient vision back along with balance. Still a ways to go.
Thank you for sharing your experience. May you continue to recover and find support for your well being.
Would this be a safe and beneficial therapy for someone with IIH (idiopathic intercranial hypertension)?
That's a very good question. IIH presents a relative contraindication, meaning that any cranial work should be done a tiny bit at a time with the patient's response closely monitored over weeks, and ideally would be done with the collaboration of the patient's neurologist to ensure that the therapy was safe. If the neurologist said to avoid the therapy, I would avoid the therapy. Thank you so much for your question, I hope you find answers and solutions to your issues!
I’m reading on wiki CST being dangerous and people have died but that doesn’t seem to be what you’re doing here so I’m confused 😅
It seems like chiropractic treatment varies a lot from provider to provider. Before finding Dr. Russ’s videos I was skeptical of the whole practice. There’s one point in this video (can’t find the time stamp) where Dr. Russ talks about the risk of moving the head of your patient back and sideways, and he seems to mainly focus on gentle pressure rather than hard neck adjustments. Meanwhile, some less careful chiropractors just crank on people’s necks with no safety consideration at all. Dr. Russ’s treatment philosophy seems to be that safety is most important.