An Introduction to Craniosacral Therapy and Sensitive Touch

Instructor:  Regina Callahan, LMT, Director of Still Mountain Healer School for Craniosacral Studies

January 17, 2026   Bend, OR

8 CE Live CE Hours

Tuition: $225

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Craniosacral therapy is a gentle, hands-on bodywork technique that uses light touch to release restrictions in the Craniosacral system, which includes the bones, membranes and fluids of the skull, spine, and sacrum. It is used to improve the function of the nervous system, alleviate pain and stress, and help restore the body's balance by addressing restrictions in the head, neck, and back.

It helps to harmonize the body's "craniosacral rhythm," a wave that is as tangible as your breath or heart rate, to optimize the function of the central nervous system.

CST taps into the body's inherent intelligence to encourage a state of balance and promote healing, addressing both structural and energetic aspects of the body.

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Course Highlights

• This class teaches the benefits of Craniosacral Therapy along with basic techniques to use in practice and for personal health.

• Explore the anatomy and physiology of the craniosacral system and its relationship to illness, pain and dysfunction.

• Develop and refine light-touch palpation skills.

• Learn and practice tissue release techniques for the sacrum, respiratory diaphragms and occiput and dural tube.

• Experience your innate ability to provide healing energy to others and yourself.

• This class is intended for students in a healthcare profession, or healthcare professionals who are interested in exploring Craniosacral Therapy.  The class content is included in the 4 day SMH Level 1: Groundwork workshop.

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For more info: info@stillmountainhealer.com

To register: https://www.stillmountainhealer.com/book-online​

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This class is open to anyone who is interested in learning the fundamentals of Craniosacral Therapy.

This class provides 8 LIVE CE Hours (needed for renewing one's LMT license in Oregon).

Regina is an Approved Provider for the NCBTMB.