Craniosacral therapy, just another day in the office

Who knew, craniosacral therapy actually helps with mind-related digestive issues! This is a year of bodywork firsts for me: reiki, acupuncture, new massage styles, and now cranio. I expected it to feel like reiki (which feels hot/tingly to me), but it was totally different, more like shifting and opening. One of our NDs wanted to practice her skills before offering the therapy to patients, and I offered up my body, cause I'm a sucker for this stuff. She mentioned feeling things move quite easily in my head (I noticed that too. My sinuses opened up instantly, and my teeth felt like they were floating) but were more stagnant in my belly. I mentioned all the stomach and digestive issues I've been having the past month due to anxiety, and she helped me work through it a bit. It was a good relief, and I felt my love of humanity returning. Dr. T is an impressive lady. She goes for a lot of the unscientific areas of alternative health, which made me wary when I first met her, but the more I get to know her the more I like her and think she's got some good skills and excellent intuition. Maybe I'm just a sucker for new beliefs, but I've enjoyed experiencing so many different therapies this year that challenge my underlying skepticism. Having worldviews shattered is fun!