Timothy Tynan of The Sanctuary Center has completed specialty training in cranial/structural therapy, extending his ability to work with children as young as 7. For children, this therapy is highly effective in addressing autism, learning disabilities, behavioral issues, concussions, concentration difficulties and eye-focusing problems, to name a few.

Cranial/structural therapy is unique in that it fully unwinds deep-rooted cranial holding patterns, allowing for open and fluid movement in the cranium. This creates a reciprocal effect throughout the entire body, causing a systemic unwinding of all the connective tissues. When cranial movement is fully restored, more specialized techniques are applied to enhance the brain’s detoxification process. This helps the brain heal from injuries, toxins and stress. By restoring space around the brain and removing waste products, the body can begin to heal and recover from these and many other issues. When used in conjunction with other healing modalities, its effectiveness is even greater. This is true for adults as well.