we need to offer our young people something more nourishing than plastic ghouls to help them understand death as a rich part of our lives.

I have been thinking a lot about age and aging. Inevitably, as seventy odd years have slipped by since I started counting.

I’ve got a feeling we may have been wrong about the story of Michael and the dragon.

Autumn is on the way

I am often asked how I came to practice craniosacral therapy.

celebrating Lammas, the season of the harvest

I will make a light contact with my hands on your body, and“listen” with my hands to support the changes your body is making.

Babies who are uncomfortable, distressed or struggling to breastfeed, respond really well to Craniosacral Therapy.

Babies respond very quickly to Craniosacral Therapy, often only needing a few sessions, particularly if they come soon after birth.

Having a CST session is like treating yourself to a mini hibernation. A wonderful way to reawaken the dragon’s fire we all have within us.

Craniosacral Therapy session is really two people offering to pay close and skilled attention to the beautiful complexity of a human body.

When an injury is deep, the body can produce too much scar tissue, gluing together the layers that should glide over each other.

Notes for parents or carers bringing a child for a Craniosacral Therapy session.

It is not easy, in a world that demands proof for everything, to be in a profession that depends at every moment on feel and intuition.

Craniosacral Therapy is an effective way to solve the early problems of breastfeeding, colic, sore breasts, and difficulty latching.

Pain that is not recognised and given time to express itself is stored away and becomes a burden that we carry with us.

Craniosacral Therapy is a whole body therapy that helps healing for the whole of the body, not just the head.

I was so surprised by just how responsive my boy was to Vivien carrying out her treatment only just having met her and how quickly Vivien wa