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The Diploma is the
gateway to running a successful CranioSacral practice and to continuous
educational and teaching opportunities in S. Africa
and abroad. The syllabus is in line with international trainings. It develops
competencies in neuro-anatomy and physiology, practitioner values and ethics, and
in the hands-on practice of CST.
Graduates of this diploma are recognized in the UK and Australia.
Admission Requirements
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Attendance of an introductory
weekend workshop
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Attendance of CranioSacral
approach to anatomy and physiology
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Prior training in some form of
bodywork is useful but not a pre – requisite.
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Time and space -
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Sufficient available time for
homestudy
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Support and containment to
allow for self work
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Clear intent for completion of
the full professional training
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Module attendance - 300 hrs (at
least 80 % )
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Financial commitment: R 800 /
day
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Tuning
in with Vault Holds
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The training is
designed to be an intensive, empowering and healing experience; a challenging
learning opportunity. Training groups are kept reasonably small, ideally
between 12 and 20 participants.
Emphasis
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Hands-on experience
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Development of ease, balance
and stillness
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Confidence to meet the
challenges which inevitably arise in the training room and in practice
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Ability to communicate with
professionals in other disciplines
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An integrated understanding of
both orthodox and unconventional approaches to health
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To provide a quality diploma
training
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To facilitate the resolution of
trauma in our society no matter how chronic or severe
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Frontal
Decompression
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Wholebody
Teamwork
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Assessment
Continuous Assessment
Craniosacral practice
and skills development will be continually assessed by observation and by
mini-sessions with tutors, building up to full sessions in practical exams.
Home study
Assignments fall into
four categories: anatomy, physiology and pathology questions and drawings,
writing self-assessments, course assessments, and case study development.
Exams
A 90 minute written
exam and practical evaluative sessions with tutors in Part 7. Based on these results, students may be
asked to arrange for revision, extra tutorials and/or re-sits before
continuing on to module II.
The final examinations consist of a 90 minute written, 10 minute oral, and
30-60 minute practical exam with tutors, and is subject to external
examination.
Students may sit
these examinations only if all previous Parts and home study assignments are
complete.
Diploma
A Diploma in
CranialSacral Therapy will be awarded to all student-practitioners who have
passed each of these exams and completed their Supervisory Period. This
diploma will entitle the graduate to join the CranioSacral Therapy
Association of South Africa as a full member.
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4-Hands
Craniofacial Work
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Checking
the Palette
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In
the creche at Boikarabelo
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