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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is caused by an external mechanical force that enters the brain.

The effects can be dramatic for a person who has been faced with a head trauma impairment. Life can be changed in an instant.  Different stressors can cause physical damage, behaviors and emotional imbalances, impacting decision making, day to day activities and one’s future.  TBI’s can even lead to death.  So, head injuries need to be taken seriously.

Craniosacral Therapy

Based on the level of the injury,  with a physician approval, it might benefit you if you have be diagnosed with TBI to see a Certified Craniosacral Therapist, to help you to heal.  In my practice, I have worked with clients who have had concussions/TBI’s that resulted in complex disabilities, who have eventually found  great relief.   For example, in the last year, I had a client come in who had fallen and hit her head.  It was difficult for her to think clearly, or to verbalize thoughts and memories. Fogginess and problems with balance kept her fearful  or uncomfortable in living her life fully.  After 10 sessions, she recovered almost back to normal.  Following,  she studied yoga, and threw herself into study in areas that she enjoyed.  Now she is doing great.  Others who have come on to my table, have felt a complete sense of quiet and peace from a brain that otherwise stays in fight or flight. Working with the cerebral spinal fluid and pressure in the cranium can be quite the relief.  However, depending on the severity of the neurological damage, it may take more rather than less sessions.  I say this upfront because brain injury can take a while to improve.  Although, I have seen that there is usually positive change each session.

Because I have witnessed success with my clients using Craniosacral Therapy, I decided to specifically study working with the Glial Interface through using biomechanical force specifically in the brain.  Through the Upledger Institute,  I have learned to touch into the neuroglia complex to support deep healing both structurally and functionally.  The teaching of this method was created by Tad Wanveer, who is now getting ready to present his work at Harvard.

I have to say that while I am certified at the highest Diplomate level at the Upledger Institute in Craniosacral Therapy, this new way of touching into the brain, blew me away.  After experiencing the work myself,  my brain and spine continued to shift and heal for many days after the class.  By relieving strain patterns, I felt my central nervous system reach a balanced state I hadn’t felt in years.

As such,  I have been offering the Brain Work to my clients.  It is as if it has taken the craniosacral work to a whole new level.   The therapeutic intention to  touch, feel, and support the CNS and PNS glial cell patterns is a powerful tool to help the body self-correct.  The only way to experience the benefits is to come in for a session.  If you have had a TBI and haven’t recovered completely, why not give me a call.  I would love to help you in your healing journey.

My goal is to help you find a way to live with good health and the ability to feel joy again.

Sharon Hartnett Craniosacral Therapist Columbus

614 653-8111

Serving the Columbus, Ohio Area

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