craniosacral therapy

British  

/ ˌkreɪnɪəˈseɪkrəl /

noun

1. a form of therapy for various disorders in which the therapist manipulates the bones of the skull

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Example Sentences

I think the work has changed since then with our embrace of body work, craniosacral therapy, and meditation.

From New York Times

Even off-the-clock Dr. Yazdanpanah, an osteopathic doctor with a holistic approach to Eastern and Western medicine, provided craniosacral therapy and body work to a few guests, but gave most of his attention to Ms. Johnson, who like him is a vegan and does not drink alcohol.

From New York Times

“That sound therapy? It’s real,” said Iman, a Seattle-based energy and body worker who practices several kinds of massage therapy as well as craniosacral therapy and chakra balancing.

From Seattle Times

When conventional Western medicine didn’t help him recover, Mr. Bertolini turned to Craniosacral therapy, yoga and meditation.

From New York Times

I got hooked on Craniosacral therapy.

From New York Times