The red logo at the top of the page is from a picture of the sphenoid and occiput bones forming the sphenobasilar junction (SBJ). These bones form a large part of the base of the skull. The big hole you can see...
Read more...I was walking along the beach front at Brighton, UK the other day (Easter 2010). The Sun was out, it was a weekend and everyone was promenading along the front. The front at Brighton was build by the Royals and is a...
Read more...The above picture was taken on a recent trip to a game park near Victoria Falls. This atlas (first cervical vertebra) of an elephant is so big you could stick your head through the central hole. What struck me looking at the bone...
Read more...Take a trip to the Prairies of Northern America and you will notice a remarkable phenomenon that has gone un-named for a long time, the effect of the horizon on our consciousness. People living on Prairies are different than people living in...
Read more...Myodural Bridges This is a great review of connections between the sub occipital muscles and the cervical dura. There are some more images in the article. Here is David Butler discussing the anatomy: The Myodural Bridge'What a name! I was always intrigued...
Read more...Research into the fabulous vagus nerve is a gift that keeps on giving. Activating the vagus supports people to be less depressed, enhances the immune system, including regulation of inflammation, and reduces pain. The first section is a summary from Dacher Keltner of some vagal highlights....
Read more...Biodynamic craniosacral therapy is an interactive process of embodied connection. The main tool is non-doing, relational touch, informed by meditative awareness. Biodynamics is a simple and powerful practice that supports presence, groundness and health. Craniosacral therapy is an active engaging with the...
Read more...The whole body takes part in primary respiration. There is a filling and widening on the inhale phase, the opposite on exhale. The picture opposite also shows how the limbs roll out and roll in. It is very simple, but when you...
Read more...Biodynamic craniosacral therapy is an interactive process of embodied connection. The main tool is non-doing, relational touch, informed by meditative awareness. Biodynamics is a simple and powerful practice that supports presence, groundness and health. Craniosacral therapy is an active engaging with the...
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Steve Haines