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Light touch care

Craniosacral therapy, the lightest touch we offer.

Sustained, extremely gentle contact that releases tension through the head, spine, and pelvis. Often the right starting point when everything feels too sensitive.

Very lightSustained contact
All agesInfants to seniors
24Years of experience
Therapist performing gentle hands-on craniosacral treatment on a patient's head
What it is

Working with the system that surrounds your spine

Craniosacral therapy uses very light, sustained contact at the head, spine, and pelvis to release restriction in the tissue that surrounds and supports the central nervous system.

The pressure involved is minimal, often described as no more than the weight of a hand resting in place. Change happens through sustained contact rather than through force.

Who it helps

When other approaches feel like too much

Because it is so gentle, craniosacral therapy is often the right choice for patients who cannot tolerate more direct work. That includes people in acute pain, patients recovering from injury, infants and small children, and anyone who simply prefers the lightest possible approach.

It also pairs well with other care. Patients often receive it alongside adjustments as part of a broader plan.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Eveline Onkels, DC and Dr. Michael Onkels, DC, Onkels Chiropractic, Bountiful, Utah. This page is for general information and is not a substitute for an examination.

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Questions, answered

Very light. Most patients describe it as a hand resting in place rather than pressure being applied. Many find it deeply relaxing.

Yes. The extremely light contact involved makes it appropriate across all ages, including infants.

An adjustment applies a specific controlled movement to a joint. Craniosacral therapy uses sustained light contact to release tension in surrounding tissue. They serve different purposes and are often used together.

Yes. It is frequently used as one part of a broader treatment plan.

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