Sarah Johnson RCST BCST Craniosacral Therapist.
Cranio Kent
Cranio Kent was set up by Sarah Johnson in 2011 and provides Craniosacral Therapy in Kent from its clinics in East Malling and West Malling, near Maidstone in Kent.
Craniosacral Therapy is a subtle yet profound and powerful hands-on technique, developed from Osteopathy, which identifies pain and tensions held in the body. Using a gentle touch without manipulation, the therapist interacts with your body to help relieve its tensions and restrictions. Balance is restored which can have profound physical and psychological benefits.
Sarah treats people of all ages, from newborn babies to the elderly and can help with a huge variety of conditions.
What is Craniosacral Therapy?
Craniosacral Therapy is a subtle yet profound and powerful hands-on technique, developed from osteopathy which identifies pain and tensions held in the body. Find out more
What happens during a session?
In a session, you will lie (or sometimes sit), fully clothed, on a treatment table while the therapist makes light contact with their hands and listens to what is going on in your body. Read more…
Can it help me?
People may come for Craniosacral Therapy because they have acute physical problems like headaches or bad backs, or long-standing problems, both physical and emotional. Read more…
Clinics and prices
Sarah is currently offering complimentary consultations by phone. If you would like to discuss your needs and see if Craniosacral Therapy might be right for you, please give her a call on 07956 390419…. Find out more
Specialisms
Stress and Anxiety
Craniosacral Therapy is unique in its ability to treat the source of symptoms on every level, mental, physical or emotional. Letting go of tension and fear held in the body enables it to settle into calmness.
Pain Management
People may come for Craniosacral Therapy because they have acute physical symptoms like headaches or bad backs, or long standing physical problems.
Babies & Children
Craniosacral Therapy can offer support for colic, reflux, sleeplessness, irritability in babies and many common behavioural, social and learning difficulties in children respond well.
Recent Blog Posts
Insomnia (difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, even when you have the chance to do so)
Many of us will have experienced insomnia at some point in our lives. Acute insomnia is when you experience temporary sleep problems, the night before an exam for example or when you have suffered a bereavement. Chronic insomnia is when sleep is disturbed at least...
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Clinic questions and the ones you are too polite to ask!
1) What conditions does Craniosacral Therapy (CST) help with? The effects of CST are far reaching, so it would be impossible to draw up an exhaustive list of symptoms than can be helped by CST. However, to summarise, I specialise in the following three areas: Stress...
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Dynamic Stillness – What Is It And Why Do I Need It?
There are many facets to Craniosacral Therapy, but my favourite and by far the most profound is that of dynamic stillness. Nearly all of you who have been me for therapy will have some understanding and experience of this. So what does it mean to you? Why am I...
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…got rid of headaches and backache…cannot recommend enough… really works!“
“Sarah has got rid of my headaches and backache! I cannot recommend her enough. Craniosacral Therapy is so relaxing and it really works!” GR
Complimentary Consultations
If you would like to discuss your needs and find out if Craniosacral Therapy might be right for you, email me on sarah@craniokent.co.uk or telephone me on 07956 390419