Giorgia Milne joins us today to talk about her journey through the world of CST and her fruitful alliance with Charles Ridley.
Welcome to The Craniosacral Podcast!
Do you love cranial work? If so, you’ve come to the right place! It is my goal to help you integrate craniosacral therapy into your professional life in an authentic and meaningful way.
The interviews and material in this podcast will boost both your intellectual knowledge and practical skill, helping you to create a fulfilling craniosacral practice. So jump right in, and let me know what you think!
-Ryan Hallford
Episode 68 – Charles Ridley – The Death of Biodynamics in the Cranial Field
Charles Ridley, the author of “Stillness: Biodynamic Cranial Practice and the Evolution of Consciousness” discusses his influential book and the importance of cultivating a direct sensory experience of the Breath of Life.
Episode 67 – Ryan Hallford – Interviewed by Haley Winter
Haley Winter, the host of “How’s the Pressure?” podcast, interviews Ryan Hallford about craniosacral therapy and his life as a bodywork podcaster. “How’s the Pressure?” podcast features interviews with leaders in the field of massage therapy.
Episode 66 – Steve Sanet, D.O. – Live Teaching on Cranial Osteopathy
Today’s episode features live teaching from Dr. Steve Sanet on the topic of Cranial Osteopathy. Dr Sanet is the founder of the Osteopathic Health and Wellness Institute as well as the Osteopathic College of Ontario. He teaches Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine to healthcare professionals from multiple disciplines, in addition to maintaining a clinical practice of his own.
Episode 65 – Bob Gardner – Healing Pornography Addiction
Today’s episode will be a departure from the norm for this podcast, as our topic will not be directly and solely related to craniosacral work. I have invited biodynamic practitioner Bob Gardner on the show to discuss his struggle with pornography addiction and subsequent work to help liberate other men from its grasp.
Episode 64 – Franklyn Sills – Carried by the Breath of Life
Franklyn Sills doesn’t need much of an introduction to those familiar with the world of craniosacral therapy. As the founder of the Karuna Institute in England and author of the seminal work “Foundations in Craniosacral Biodynamics,” Franklyn’s influence permeates the entirety of the world of biodynamics. In today’s interview he weaves stories from his childhood, clinical practice, and teaching to help us understand how he put it all together.
Episode 63 – Suzanne Scurlock-Durana – Reclaiming Your Body
Suzanne Scurlock-Durana has been educating craniosacral therapists about effective clinical work and the importance of self-care for over 30 years. In this episode she talks about her latest book, the passing of John Matthew Upledger, her business life, and many other topics.
Episode 62 – Kate White – Working with Innovators in Biodynamic CST and Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology
Kate White is one of the most well-connected people I have yet to meet in the fields of Biodynamics and Prenatal and Perinatal Health. Today she tells us about her journey of personal and professional discovery through these worlds, and sheds light on her work with APPPAH, The Association for Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health.
Episode 61 – Michael Morgan – Craniosacral Therapy for Alzheimer’s and Dementia
In this episode Michael Morgan shares his experience and research findings for the application of craniosacral therapy to Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Michael is an instructor for the Upledger Institute and author of the book “The BodyEnergy Longevity Prescription: How Craniosacral Therapy Helps Prevent Alzheimer’s and Dementia While Improving the Quality of Your Life.” In the interview Michael sheds light on the causes of dementia and how craniosacral therapy may ameliorate its effects and possibly stop its progression.
Episode 60 – Michael Dunning – Biodynamic Ignition
This episode features Michael Dunning teaching about biodynamic ignition in a live classroom setting. In this introduction to the topic he incorporates traditional biodynamic references along with spiritual and poetic accents. Michael has been one of the most popular guests on the podcast to date, undoubtedly due to his passion for the work and eye for nuance.
