How can CranioSacral Therapy (CST) help me?
Due to the effects on the central nervous system, CranioSacral Therapy can improve:
- anxiety
- stress-related physical symptoms
- headaches/migraines
- fatigue
- poor digestion
- jaw pain associated with the
temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- neck, back, and other joint pain
- release of emotional / physical pain
associated with accidents,
injuries, challenging childbirth,
and traumatic experiences.
CranioSacral Therapy works well in conjunction with other modalities and therapies.
How can CranioSacral Therapy (CST) help me?
- anxiety
- stress-related physical symptoms
- headaches/migraines
- fatigue
- poor digestion
- jaw pain associated with the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- neck, back, and other joint pain
- release of emotional / physical pain associated with accidents,
CranioSacral Therapy works well in conjunction with other modalities and therapies.
Can I talk to the provider before I book an appointment?
Yes, we typically schedule a free consultation to answer any of your questions or concerns.
This ensures that working together with Manchester Holistic Therapy and the modalities we offer are a good fit for you.
Can I speak with the provider before booking an appointment?
Yes, we typically schedule a free consultation to answer any of your questions or address any concerns.
This ensures that working with together with Manchester Holistic Therapy and the modalities we offer are a good fit for you.
When should CranioSacral Therapy be avoided?
injury (TBI), or skull fracture
- Cerebral hemorrhage, aneurysm,
or acute cerebral vascular
condition with an active brain
bleed
- Recent brain or spinal surgeries
- Change / increase in
cerebrospinal fluid pressure, or
epidural leakage of
cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
- Arnold Chiari Malformation or
brain herniation
- Recent epidurals (6+ wks post).
- *Dysautonomia (*not treated at
this office)
Please discuss any concerns
about receiving CranioSacral
Therapy with your medical
provider. We may request
medical clearance by prior to
scheduling an appointment.
What should I wear?
Clients remained fully clothed during CranioSacral sessions.
Please wear comfortable clothing, preferably not jeans, if possible.
What type of payment
do you accept?
Cash, check, and credit cards, including HSA/FSA cards, are accepted forms of payment. Payment is due in full on the day of the session.
Please note, a processing fee will be added to all credit card (and HSA cards). Current fees are posted in the office. Cash and check will not incur additional fees.
What is your cancellation and late arrivals policy?
Please note, we require at least 24 hours notice of cancellation or rescheduling appointments or there may be a $50 charge for the missed session.
Late arrivals will receive the remainder of the time scheduled and full payment is expected. We understand that emergencies / unexpected events occur, so please communicate your needs with the office.
Do you accept insurance?
Manchester Holistic Therapy is an out-of-network provider, thus you may be eligible for partial reimbursement. Upon request, we can provide you with a Superbill (detailed receipt) which you can submit to your health insurance provider.
EQUITY is very important to us and financial hardship should not be a barrier to access services that clients feel improve their health and well-being. Please call the office to discuss further.
Do you accept insurance?
Manchester Holistic Therapy is an out-of-network provider, thus you may be eligible for partial reimbursement. Upon request, a Superbill (detailed receipt) can be provided to you.
EQUITY is very important to us and financial hardship should not be a barrier to access services that clients feel improve their health and well-being. Please call the office to discuss further.
When should you avoid CranioSacral Therapy?
- recent stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI)
- cerebral hemorrhage or aneurysm
- any acute cerebral vascular condition with an active brain bleed
- recent brain or spinal surgeries
- change / increase in cerebrospinal fluid pressure, or epidural leak of cerebrospinal fluid.
- Chiari Malformation or brain herniation
- *Dysautonomia (*not treated at this practice)
