Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
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What is Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
An overview of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and Relational Touch and how these work in practice to help the body heal itself. Presented by Body Intelligence founder, Ged Sumner.
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Відео

The Relational Field and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy.
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Ged Sumner presents a fantastic overview of Biodynamic Craniosacral therapy and all the ways in which this cutting edge therapy optimizes health. Includes a description of the Body Intelligence Training program and how this training is designed to create therapists of excellence.
What is Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
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Ged and Steve discuss what Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy is in the context of the Body Intelligence Trainings. March 2018.
Teaching and Transformation with Body Intelligence
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Ged and Steve discuss how students go through a transformation during the 2 year Body Intelligence training and how much they enjoy the teaching process. March 2018.
About Body Intelligence Trainings
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Ged and Steve discuss Body Intelligence Trainings which was founded in Oct 2008 and now has trainings in about 40 cities around the world. March 2018.
Intro Talk Auckland Jan 2018
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Ged Sumner describes the basic paradigm of Biodynamic CST
bi intro talk calgary aug 2015
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Ged Sumner giving an introductory talk on BCST and the BI training in Calgary August 2015
Body Intelligence Trainings
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What is Craniosacral Therapy? What is the Biodynamic approach? How can it help? What about training with Body Intelligence, what's the course about? Who is it for? All these questions and more are answered in this new video by Interzone Media
Adrenal Potency
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Why you need to know where your adrenals are
Journey Through the Eyes 04 01 2015 19 01
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Journey Through the Eyes 04 01 2015 19 01
Natural Movement Chi King
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Demonstration and Interview with Ged Sumner on the phenomenon of Chi Kung
The Liver is The Most Amazing Organ in the Universe 15 Dec 2014 in Melbourne
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Ged Sumner presents Living Anatomy perspectives around the Liver structure and function.
The Legendary Knee 09 12 2014 19 04
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Webinar by Ged Sumner
Ged and Steve May 2014 London
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Ged: 'I’ve got this thing that you need to get to a sort of proficient skill level, then we’re all the same; all practitioners are equally effective. You don’t need to be in practice for 20 years. You know what I mean? It’s like the body needs a certain amount of skilful listening. Beyond that, it doesn’t matter, it can do it itself.' The transcript of the conversation is available here: bit.ly...
The New Traumatology and the Trauma Spectrum Part 1
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Dr Robert Scaer, M.D. talks to Anthony "Twig" Wheeler of www.liberationispossible.org about his experience and work with trauma. Dr Scaer is author of The Body Bears the Burden and other books. Visit his website at www.traumasoma.com for more information.
The New Traumatology and the Trauma Spectrum Part 2
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The New Traumatology and the Trauma Spectrum Part 2
Ged Sumner Demos Working with the Mesentery
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Ged Sumner Demos Working with the Mesentery
Ged Sumner Demonstrates working with layers of the Abdomen
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Ged Sumner Demonstrates working with layers of the Abdomen
Ged Sumner describes the Liver
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Ged Sumner describes the Liver
Birth Dynamics - Side Bend, Torsion, Compression and more
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Birth Dynamics - Side Bend, Torsion, Compression and more
Outlet Dynamics - Baby's Head Restitutes and Shoulders Are Born
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Outlet Dynamics - Baby's Head Restitutes and Shoulders Are Born
Demo: Left Side Lie Babies have Left Side Bend Body Molding
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Demo: Left Side Lie Babies have Left Side Bend Body Molding
Ged Sumner Demonstrates how Babies enter the Pelvic Inlet
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Ged Sumner Demonstrates how Babies enter the Pelvic Inlet
Landmarks of the Skull
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Landmarks of the Skull
Demonstrating Inhalation and Exhalation of Bones in the Skull
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Demonstrating Inhalation and Exhalation of Bones in the Skull
Movement of Frontal bone and Occiput
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Movement of Frontal bone and Occiput
Movement of Parietal Bones
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Movement of Parietal Bones
Mobility of Temporals
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Mobility of Temporals
Ged Sumner demonstrates the mobility of the temporal bone.
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Ged Sumner demonstrates the mobility of the temporal bone.
Temporal Hold
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Temporal Hold

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @sharongonzales-wq1qt
    @sharongonzales-wq1qt 27 днів тому

    Thank you, Ged and Steve. I hope I get to meet you at one of your seminars in the near future.

  • @howardrobinson4938
    @howardrobinson4938 6 місяців тому

    Man sounds tired.

  • @PropheticCoachTheresa
    @PropheticCoachTheresa 6 місяців тому

    Wonderful presentation, thank you so much.

  • @MirageandReality
    @MirageandReality 7 місяців тому

    Do you know why I could have developed intense pain in neck and top of hips a day after a craniosacral therapy session?

    • @lynn5362
      @lynn5362 7 місяців тому

      I am still learning about this therapy...but I know that alot of women store trauma in their hip region. Maybe you could benefit from a session focusing on trauma release? I am interested to see what others say here. Best of luck to you!! 🙏🙏

  • @rogerbull6115
    @rogerbull6115 Рік тому

    Nice talk guys!

  • @sharongonzales-wq1qt
    @sharongonzales-wq1qt Рік тому

    SOOO 💪 😊👉

  • @threeoms
    @threeoms Рік тому

    Fascinating! I appreciate the details

  • @mezzofeldenkrais6131
    @mezzofeldenkrais6131 Рік тому

    Great video but doesn't need the music. Detracts from so much juicy information you have.

  • @heartspacerelaxations6924

    Barbara Wren of the college of natural nutrition used to say of the body, ‘the solution is more important than the solute. Everything happens in the context of the fluidity of the body’, a big fan of the author of ‘the bodies many cries for water’. Holding space with true care cannot be over valued. That’s what a Doula, or shaman does in ceremony!

  • @SonnyZaide
    @SonnyZaide Рік тому

    This is great. Are you in any way associated with Charles Ridley?

  • @josephbaudille8429
    @josephbaudille8429 Рік тому

    Many thanks to Dr. Scaer

  • @josephbaudille8429
    @josephbaudille8429 Рік тому

    Chiropractic has been saying this for years. Sympathetic dysfunction leads to lack of ease in our bodies leading to visceral symptoms and disease

  • @heartspacerelaxations6924

    Are there any workshops that can help with self healing.

  • @heartspacerelaxations6924

    Seems a little like Rosen Method. Holding space. Humans have the power to heal xx ❤️

  • @terrahillman151
    @terrahillman151 Рік тому

    Amazing interview! Ty for sharing!

  • @driggerfireon5760
    @driggerfireon5760 Рік тому

    Too bad. His sound mic is too low compared to yours ,

  • @PropheticCoachTheresa
    @PropheticCoachTheresa 2 роки тому

    I love how many men professionally practice this work. There is a great value in the skilled masculine, this world needs it, regardless of contemporary politics to the contrary.

  • @adcap631
    @adcap631 2 роки тому

    Ged helped save my life. I was skeptical when I visited, in a hopeless state wanting to not exist any more. spent years in and out of depression. Thank you Ged, when i told you that I though it was all B/S at the beginning, you didn't care, 'it'll help or won't help.' It helped!

  • @PropheticCoachTheresa
    @PropheticCoachTheresa 2 роки тому

    Thank you for so generously sharing this presentation with us! Very informative! Speaking of the reason for the adrenals to be on top of the kidneys anatomically, what's always struck me when working with clients over the last 26 years is that the kidneys, as described in traditional Chinese medicine, are especially sensitive to fear (like the liver, anger and the lungs, grief, etc) and the adrenal function is certainly mediated by perceptions of threat/fear. I suspect there is a metaphysical design reason for their location and function!

  • @arturpaul7376
    @arturpaul7376 2 роки тому

    Are you sitting in a prison?

  • @jantrezise
    @jantrezise 2 роки тому

    Similar to Reiki?

  • @tassinosmith9969
    @tassinosmith9969 2 роки тому

    I really appreciate this wonderful video.

  • @rosyloveslearning3013
    @rosyloveslearning3013 2 роки тому

    This was fantastic. I'm only sorry I didn't discover it sooner. THANK YOU!

  • @elyse443
    @elyse443 3 роки тому

    Good interview. 👏👏👏

  • @mauro-hc4nr
    @mauro-hc4nr 3 роки тому

    Gorgeous. I'm signed up for Seminar 1 - BCST in new Zealand.

  • @boherupnielsen6355
    @boherupnielsen6355 3 роки тому

    Biodynamic is a way of farming, not a psykoterapi.

  • @baoluo1
    @baoluo1 3 роки тому

    I think without some osteo knowledge laypeople would have a hard time knowing what you are talking about; I suggest a change of title. Appreciate the passion, though.

  • @baoluo1
    @baoluo1 3 роки тому

    are you guys osteos?

  • @msrhuby
    @msrhuby 3 роки тому

    Trauma, Somatic Experiencing and Peter A. Levine PhD UA-cam

  • @ubershredder1989
    @ubershredder1989 3 роки тому

    is this similar to BFM - Biodymamic Fascial Modulation? Sorry I am not too sciency

  • @driggerfireon5760
    @driggerfireon5760 3 роки тому

    Beautiful. Totally. Thx for this.

  • @user-jf9ym1oz3f
    @user-jf9ym1oz3f 3 роки тому

    Thank you ! Its very simple :IT WORKS !!!

  • @user-qn1sx1bo7w
    @user-qn1sx1bo7w 3 роки тому

    The sound on this video is absolutely horrific and traumatic

  • @deide9138
    @deide9138 3 роки тому

    how do you treat hip pain comboned with hip arthrosis?

  • @MsRoshniAli
    @MsRoshniAli 4 роки тому

    Thank you. This is the forgotten magic.

  • @thejetsonslol
    @thejetsonslol 4 роки тому

    🤯

  • @endridcold656
    @endridcold656 4 роки тому

    Hello. Could you tell how to become a practitioner.

  • @marval30
    @marval30 4 роки тому

    I would love to learn this therapy, any recommendations? Reading material or classes? Thank you!

    • @spffc15
      @spffc15 3 роки тому

      look into the upledger institute

    • @Bawdeewerkahh
      @Bawdeewerkahh 3 роки тому

      @@spffc15 Biodynamic CST is a different approach than Upledger. I have taken CST 1, 2, and SER 1- Upledger is great, however it is not the same as the Biodynamic approach to this work. Bodyintelligence.com is a good resource for training in this modality

    • @Bawdeewerkahh
      @Bawdeewerkahh 3 роки тому

      Read Franklyn Sills

    • @healwithlaurie6953
      @healwithlaurie6953 2 роки тому

      Hugh Milne

    • @bridgetgagnon3174
      @bridgetgagnon3174 2 роки тому

      @@spffc15 pledger institute does not teach biodynamic approach

  • @pamharrison8348
    @pamharrison8348 4 роки тому

    Thanks Ged.

  • @patriciao.4442
    @patriciao.4442 4 роки тому

    The information is good, but the background music is way too loud, which makes it tiring to watch.

  • @karima7127
    @karima7127 4 роки тому

    His writing style’s so utterly dull. Don’t believe his words when he says user friendly. Peter Levine P.h.D must be your go-to person.

    • @FreshGrey-pm4vw
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      I disagree. Having known Dr Scaer I can tell you he is highly informative and the info connects many dots. Scaer was a pleasant helpful professional. Levine on the other hand, was often moody and difficult to be around during trainings. I didnt care for his style much. Perhaps one can learn from both men, although they approach trauma in quite different styles.

    • @karima7127
      @karima7127 Рік тому

      Are u saying you had a session with Levine and he was rude?

    • @lilah3078
      @lilah3078 Рік тому

      @@karima7127 I think Fresh & Grey was referring to trainings for therapists, not therapy sessions. Peter Levine does often make fun of his own personality but he seems very empathetic towards clients. I was actually thinking of reading Scaer's book "Trauma Spectrum" since Peter Levine recommended it but I'm not sure if it contains any new info. In any case, he seems very caring and knowledgeable in this video and I was saddened to hear that he died.

  • @kruerik
    @kruerik 4 роки тому

    I appreciate this

  • @jacksonlewis9327
    @jacksonlewis9327 4 роки тому

    Great interview guys, i really felt your connection to the sensitivity of the practice and its simple, grounded efficiency to offer deep re alignment. A great video !

  • @anncrammond5353
    @anncrammond5353 5 років тому

    Get rid of the self absorbed interviewer.

  • @deniseporter5143
    @deniseporter5143 5 років тому

    I sure wish the medical profession would catch up with understanding that the messed up traumatized brain, has caused my awful chronically pain riddled body, and that with this bs opioid epidemic, they should be held accountable for making people suffer, and making them have no choice but to turn into street drug addicts.. that’s where I am, one step away from trying herion, when all my life I’ve fought against being the “junkie” they treat me as!! Pain management specialists I see won’t even allow me to take my psych meds, because I’m on hydrocodone!! Even though I have a severely compressed spinal cord, they can see I’m in pain, but they threaten to take away my meds every month,, All they are doing is adding to my Cptsd!! Not one doctor I’ve had in the past 30 yrs, not one doctor treats the brain and the body together! No matter how much I telll them that mine are both broken!! I’m sick of being sick, and the hopelessness that the medical field causes!!

    • @HDPersonal777
      @HDPersonal777 Рік тому

      So true! Have you tried acupuncture? It is part of “Traditional Chinese Medicine”. That ancient medicine integrates mind and body and so does Indian “Ayurveda” 😍

  • @buddybeetle
    @buddybeetle 5 років тому

    Shame about the interviewer - repeating the interviewees lines constantly.

  • @alexkim2477
    @alexkim2477 5 років тому

    Wishing the guy interviewing would shut up and let the man talk..

  • @textus9465
    @textus9465 6 років тому

    that boi is on dat mojo gurrrrrlllll

  • @Veronica4BDSM
    @Veronica4BDSM 7 років тому

    Oh this was in my husbands home town in Alberta <3

  • @sukhmanicambridge
    @sukhmanicambridge 7 років тому

    Yes I feel the interviewer is hyper aware which is a little unsettling to watch...like he has to ask questions throughout the explanations- it is a little off-putting for us trying to focus on Dr Wheeler. It's not a psychotherapy session!!!

    • @mychannel594
      @mychannel594 7 років тому

      I think he's excellent. His questions and explanations help the audience understand what the Dr is saying, and seems to take a load off the interviewee's shoulders, putting him much more at ease. The interviewer *should* work hard to make the interviewee as comfortable as possible. I think he was very successful and I very much appreciated his interview style. I guess if you are yourself an expert in the subject matter, I could see you being annoyed at the interviewer's ignorance and constant requests for clarification, but as someone even more ignorant than the interviewer, I found it very helpful.

    • @mychannel594
      @mychannel594 7 років тому

      +sukhmanicambridge And by the way, you got the name wrong - Dr. Wheeler is the interviewer, not the interviewee... the person you're "trying to focus on" is Dr. Scaer.