The bones that make up your head (cranium) are like a really complex puzzle. The places where the bones join up are called sutures. The way these bones move and interact with each other is really important for a number of reasons including: Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) levels increase and decrease periodically through the day and
Read moreHere’s the thing… We’re all stressed or have experienced massive stress this year and it’s not something most of us have dealt with because there are still a lot of unknowns and adjustments that are occurring. As a result, we’re seeing a large number of patients come into the clinic with signs of sympathetic overdrive.
Read moreThe cranium is extremely sensitive. Your cranial bones should move and the rhythm they move with should have a certain pattern to it. The points where the various bones of the skull join together are called sutures and there should be a very small amount of movement available at all the sutures. This is very
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