Our skull is made up of 22 small bones. Inside the skull itself, a connective tissue surrounds, protects and divides the brain, and contains blood vessels. There must be movement in both the skull bones and the connective tissue – not much, but it must be there.

If you have hit your head and something has become stuck so that the skull has become a little crooked or immobile, the neck and the rest of the spine must compensate for the lack of movement in the skull. In addition, blood circulation can be affected, and nerves to muscles and organs become irritated.

Craniosacral therapy restores the natural movement and circulation in the skull and removes the cause of many symptoms, which start from there.

At Krop360, the skull is always checked and assessed whether it is relevant to the symptoms you come in with.