A few tips when looking for a Cranio Sacral therapist.
Unfortunately the standard of cranio sacral training worldwide is inconsistent. Beware of 'Cranio Sacral Therapist's' whose total cranio sacral training consists of a couple of weekend seminars.
Ideally, get a word of mouth referral from someone who has been helped by the particular therapist you are considering. If you can’t get that, then ask the therapist to give you some phone numbers of people whom they have helped with a similar condition to the one you are interested in.
Successful busy therapists will probably be less than delighted with you asking for phone numbers and they’ll probably need some time to get permission from their ex-patients to pass the numbers on, but good therapists will be able to do it.
The list below is comprised of therapists I am in contact with. Some of them I trained myself. I provide this list is a resource not an endorsement.
One last thing, if you visit a therapist from the list below I would appreciate it if you would send me some feedback at the completion of your treatment. I will add your feedback, positive or negative, to the particular therapists' listing.
Australia \ Queensland \ Brisbane \Gold Coast \ Maleny \ Noosa
Ireland \ Clare \ Dublin \ Wicklow\ Westmeath
New Zealand \ Wellington \ Nelson and Motueka \ Auckland \ New Plymouth
South Africa \ Cape Town \ Durban\ Johannesburg \ North West Province
MalenyNoosa
Brunswick Heads - Naomi Tarrant
Goonengerry - Gabrielle Conrad
South Caulfield - Melitta Kolieb
New Plymouth
