160 episodes
The Craniosacral Podcast Ryan Hallford
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- Health & Fitness
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4.9 • 95 Ratings
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This podcast addresses the professional and personal concerns of the craniosacral therapist via interviews with teachers and practitioners of craniosacral therapy and related fields from across the globe.
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CST 160 - Michael Shea - Biodynamics of the Immune System
For the final episode of this podcast, Michael Shea returns to discuss his latest book The Biodynamics of the Immune System: Balancing the Energies of the Body with the Cosmos. Michael is a resident of Florida, and continues to teach in multiple locations across Europe. Focal points for this discussion are metabolic disease, related physiologic function, and the capacity for biodynamic work to shift metabolic health.
www.sheaheart.com
Amazon link to Michael's book.
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CST 159 - Karyn Quraishy - Craniosacral Therapy and the Immune System
In this episode Karyn Quraishy talks about craniosacral therapy and the immune system. Karyn has been administering CST in a clinical environment since 2002, and is an approved instructor for the Upledger Institute. She has extensive experience working in the neonatal intensive care environment, and also operates a private practice in Honeoye Falls, NY, dedicated to Craniosacral Therapy.
email contact: karynqur@gmail.com
www.upledger.com
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CST 158 - Sally Fryer Dietz - Dolphin Assisted Craniosacral Therapy
Sally Fryer Dietz is an Upledger Diplomat Craniosacral Therapist and founder of Integrative Pediatric Therapy clinic in Dallas, TX. In this episode she talks with Ryan Hallford about The Dolphin Assisted Therapy program offered by The Upledger Institute.
More information about The Upledger Institute: www.upledger.com
Sally's Dallas clinic: Integrative Pediatric Therapy
www.craniosacralpodcast.com
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CST 157 - Meaghan Beames - Infant Craniosacral Therapy ... Practice and Education
In this episode Ryan Hallford talks with Meaghan Beames about infant craniosacral therapy. Meaghan works and teaches in Toronto, Canada. She shares with listeners her educational history, process of setting up an infant clinical practice, and current developments at her craniosacral training school. Meaghan is a delightful practitioner and teacher, with a passion for working with infants. Enjoy this fun interview!
School website : www.beamescst.com
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Episode 156 - Scott Zamurut - A Closer Look at Dr. Rollin Becker's Contributions to Biodynamic Practice
In this episode Scott Zamurut helps us better understand Dr. Rollin Becker's historical context in manual Osteopathy and his foundational intellectual contributions to biodynamic theory and practice. He elaborates on Becker's history with Dr. William Sutherland and highlights his insights into working with Primary Respiration.
www.scottzamurut.com
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CST 155 - Steve Haines - Touch is Really Strange, Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises TRE®
Steve Haines has played an important role in the worldwide expansion of biodynamic craniosacral therapy. His work as an author and Co-Director of Body Intelligence has helped create a whole new generation of practitioners. In this interview he talks about his new book "Touch is Really Strange," Tension and Trauma Releasing Exercises (TRE,) and shares some thoughts on remote work and distance healing.
www.bodycollege.net
Customer Reviews
Just found your podcast!
I didn't realize you had a podcast! So happy that I found this and can listen to learn more about Craniosacral therapy. Ryan is an amazing and talented therapist, among much more. I have had quite a few sessions with him to help regulate my nervous system from C-PTSD. He is gifted and has a healing touch. I have experienced some amazing moments of healing during sessions with him.
Yes we miss you!!!!!
Ryan has been like a good friend I’ve never met and a dear guide in my Craniosacral journey.
Thank you so much for all the time and love you’ve put into this podcast, it’s such an incredible resource to the global community. I hope you will feel inspired to continue at some point.
Ryan we miss you
But even if you never made another episode I’m forever grateful for this resource you generously created and gifted to us. Through my BCST training and the two years that followed this was my advanced training. Like a slice of Americana cut from a holistic pie. Great characters and conversations. The voice of Mike Boxhall reading from his book might be my favorite piece.