Tinnitus affects between 10-20% of the population (1) and ranges from being mildly irritating and occasionally distracting to a constantly distressing and debilitating condition. This post discusses the role of stress in how we ‘hear’ Tinnitus and how approaches like Craniosacral Therapy may be able to help.

Health Conditions, NeurologySteve Bonnelucq-LaneMarch 6, 2019Tinnitus, Craniosacral Therapy, Autonomic Nervous System, Vagus Nerve Stimulation, Vagus, Stress, Josh Gad, Parasympathetic, Craniosacral Therapist, Symptoms, Neurology

Craniosacral Therapy and Recovery from Surgery and Anaesthetic

The disorientation experienced after surgery can be subtle, distressing and confusing and this is why I think it is so important for people to be supported and held through the process so that they can reestablish their sense of body and self in the present moment. Craniosacral Therapy helps the post-surgery haze to clear and is followed by a more grounded, fuller sense of the body and a clearer mind.

TraumaSteve Bonnelucq-LaneOctober 3, 2018Steve Bonnelucq-LaneCraniosacral Therapy, Craniosacral Therapist, Dissociation, Surgery, Anaesthetic, Sussex Beacon, Post Traumatic Tremors, PTSD, Disorientation, Trauma, Emotions post surgery, Emotions, Emotional response, Grounding