Lehrbuch der CranioSacralen Therapie II

This book informs you about the clinical significance of the neural and connective tissue structures of the skull and their direct influence on the craniosacral system. It serves as a deepening of the foundations that the author developed in "Textbook of Craniosacral Therapy I." The focus of this second volume is on the clinical importance of neural and connective tissue structures in the head region. Initially from a clinical perspective and then from a craniosacral therapeutic viewpoint, it describes the functional anatomy and physiology of the cranial nervous system, the neck, and the temporomandibular joint. It concludes with dysfunctions and treatment using craniosacral therapy. This work deepens and continues the concept of craniosacral therapy as established by the method's founder, John E. Upledger.