We welcomed Dr Ruth Birkebaek back to Bramham Therapy to talk about shame in the therapy room which she did with her usual warmth and compassion. She began by inviting us to imagine standing up and sharing something we have…
Professor Joy Shaverien, the Jungian analyst and author of Boarding School Syndrome, led a stimulating and informative day online, talking about the impact of attending boarding school on many of our clients and the challenges of working with this client…
I am sad to see the end of summer, but I also find meaning and metaphor in the changing seasons. This Sunday, 22nd September is the autumn equinox when day and night are equal. Our guest blogger, Maura Barber-Oosterhuis says, “Whether you…
Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is an exceptionally gentle yet very potent form of complementary treatment which supports your body’s innate ability to balance, restore and heal itself, as well as helping to replenish your underlying energy. Using educated and mindful touch,…
The body-centred-hands-on therapy known as Craniosacral therapy is a mouthful, I know. It basically means, from the cranium (head) to the sacrum (tail bone) or the “head to tail” of the body. I.e “the whole person”, which is for me…