This three-day class is a continuation of fundamental aspects of craniosacral therapy and builds on knowledge and applications learned in BE1, now focusing on the cranium and intracranial membranes. These topics will be discussed:

• anatomy, palpation and treatment methodology of the cranial vault
• meningeal membranes, cranial nerves
• use of the cranial bones as handles to manually influence the fluid dynamics and reciprocal tension mechanisms of the craniosacral system
• relationship of prominent facial bones to the cranial vault

The attending student--combining knowledge and skills acquired in this class and BE1--will be able to do a more thorough assessment of the craniosacral system and facilitate therapeutic change in the intracranial membranes that surround the central nervous system.

3-Day Class 2019 Dates, Locations, Instructors:

• April 26-28, 2019 in Reading-Wyomissing, Pennsylvania with Charise Rogosky, LMT, CSTA-CP
• May 3-5, 2019 at the Swedish Institute, New York City, NY - Instructor: Gina Flores, BA, LMT, CSTA-CP, CA. Registration is directly through the Swedish Institute. You can call them to register at (212) 924-5900 x146.
• May 31-June 2, 2019 in Comfort Inn, Dover, New Hampshire with Don Ash, PT, CSTA-CP
• New Date! June 14-16, 2019* at ACTM, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada with Gary Keeling, BPE, BSc (PT), CSTA-CP
• New! October 25-27, 2019 at Comfort Inn, Dover, New Hampshire with Don Ash, PT, CSTA-CP
• October 26-28, 2019 (Sat.-Mon.)* at Northumberland College, 1888 Brunswick St, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 3J8, Canada with Gary Keeling, BPE, BSc (PT), CSTA-CP
  

Registration Fee: $498. (A $200. deposit is required with each registration.)

CEUs: NCBTMB 18

Canada: MTANS Approved for 10 Primary Units; CMTNB 9.5 Category A

Pre-requisite: BE1 or equivalent training

*Canadian Class Information, CEUs

Please Note: Canadian registrations must pay online and complete reg. form. See below.

Registration Fee: $498 U.S. (A $200 deposit is required with registration.)

Study guides will be provided at the class. Required text for the class is the "CST Handbook" which can be purchased online here in advance or at the registration desk on the first day of class. You can also order one by calling 603-948-2820.