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Frequently Asked Questions
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During the 120-minute session you'll lie comfortably while the therapist uses light, precise touches to sense and ease restrictions in your fascia and craniosacral rhythm. Sessions are quiet and gentle; many clients feel deep relaxation, subtle shifts, or temporary emotional release.
Yes. CST is a gentle, noninvasive therapy often used alongside oncology care to relieve treatment side effects. Your therapist will coordinate with medical providers and adapt pressure and positioning to ensure comfort and safety during and after cancer treatments.
Many clients report deep relaxation, reduced pain, improved sleep, and increased range of motion. Some experience mild soreness or emotional release for a day or two; these are normal signs of tissue shifting and healing.
Recommendations vary by condition. Acute issues may improve within a few sessions, while chronic complaints usually benefit from a series of treatments spaced weeks apart. Your therapist will assess progress and create a personalized plan for frequency and duration.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and avoid heavy meals or alcohol beforehand. Arrive hydrated and bring notes about medical history or medications. Plan gentle activity after the session to allow your body time to integrate changes.
CST is intentionally very light and should not be painful. You may feel subtle pressure, warmth, or tingling as restrictions release. Communicate any discomfort so the therapist can adjust technique and ensure a safe, restorative experience.