Guest post by Johanna Franzel, MEd, LMT, BCST, on persistent questions: What does healing even look like? Is it real? Do we know it when we see it? - and answers from a dog.

Guest post by Dr. Arielle Schwartz on how specific eye movements can influence the vagus nerve and help heal trauma.

A book review by Margaret Rosenau, MA, RCST®, SEP, APP

Guest post by Johanna Franzel, MEd, LMT, BCST, on how our aspirations are not separate from the truth of our bodies.

Guest post by Sophie Rieu, RCST, on how our bodies speak to us, biodynamic craniosacral therapists, in the most peculiar language.

It is time to mix our anger and our love into the powerful force it can be.

Our Professional training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy starts soon! The training consists of 10 modules with 350 classroom hours and 350 hours of outside-of-class study, for a total of 700 hours.

Guest post by Sophie Rieu, RCST, on the expression of potency in the body.

The key role of the fascia in how we physically experience stress and heal from traumatic events.

How we hold grudges against our pain, which is the keeper of our stories.

Our Professional training in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy starts soon! The training consists of 10 modules with 350 classroom hours and 350 hours of outside-of-class study, for a total of 700 hours.

A simple, elegant explanation of how to focus on what is well, on what organizes health.

Life matters and matter is alive: teaching students to recognize this aliveness in themselves or others.

Guest post by Johanna Franzel, MEd, LMT, BCST on the surprising connection between octopuses’ ability to sense without eyes, parenting, and stress.

Learning to recognize the innate intelligence in each other as BCST students.

Making room for emotions is important but is often shamed or stereotyped. Emotions are part of the life force of our nervous system.

Margaret’s unique perspective and wisdom about the aliveness of the Nervous System and the importance of remembering the depth of our inherent knowing.

Margaret Rosenau’s explanation of the nervous system.

Fondly remembering an important teacher, Ray Castellino.

Part 1 of a 2-part blog on mortality and the transformative power of the Coronavirus and other dis-eases.