CranioSacral Therapy for POTS, Dysautonomia and Chronic Fatigue Ilnesses

This lecture addresses the increasing prevalence of POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome), dysautonomia, and chronic fatigue–related conditions seen in clinical practice. These presentations are often complex and deeply impacting, affecting energy regulation, cognition, sleep, hormonal balance, digestion, and overall capacity for daily life. The session explores the clinical features of these conditions alongside considerations for working safely within CranioSacral Therapy, recognising that even subtle interventions may at times challenge an already sensitive autonomic nervous system. Emphasis is placed on adapting therapeutic approach, pacing, and clinical decision-making to support stability and resilience within the client’s system. The lecture concludes with a recorded question-and-answer discussion.

CranioSacral Therapy and working with ADHD in Women

This lecture explores the ways ADHD is uniquely expressed in women, shaped by intersecting physiological, emotional, and social factors. The session considers common patterns and challenges experienced by women with ADHD, alongside reflective discussion of how these presentations may be understood within CranioSacral Therapy and SomatoEmotional Release practice. Emphasis is placed on developing a thoughtful, supportive therapeutic approach that recognises individuality, supports regulation, and creates conditions for balance and resilience. The material invites practitioners to deepen their understanding and capacity to work sensitively and effectively with this population.

CranioSacral Therapy for Autoimmune Conditions

This lecture offers a considered exploration of how CranioSacral Therapy may support individuals living with autoimmune conditions. Drawing on clinical experience, contemporary research, and core CST principles, the session examines the interplay between immune function, nervous system regulation, and craniosacral dynamics. Attention is given to patterns of dysregulation and the role of stress and trauma in autoimmune presentations, alongside thoughtful discussion of how craniosacral approaches may be adapted within clinical practice. The material supports practitioners to develop informed, sensitive, and appropriately paced therapeutic engagement when working with this complex client population.