Craniosacral therapy in Morro Bay.
Craniosacral sessions with Maggie offer light, non-invasive touch focused on the skull, spine, and sacrum. Discuss your comfort and concerns before choosing this approach.
Craniosacral work with a light touch.
Craniosacral therapy stays gentle rather than using the firm pressure of deep tissue massage. Talk with Maggie about which positions feel comfortable and whether any area needs to be avoided.
Maggie's craniosacral work is an option for clients seeking gentler touch around tension and stress. People also ask about it when dealing with headaches, migraines, jaw tension or TMJ concerns, and persistent discomfort.
Talk through your concerns
Those symptoms can have different causes. Craniosacral therapy does not diagnose or cure them, and it is not a replacement for medical or dental evaluation. Discuss your symptoms and any existing care plan with Maggie before choosing a session.
Tell her what positions and touch feel comfortable. The work can stay light throughout the appointment.
Session length
Choose a 30 or 60 minute session. If you are deciding between gentle work and more focused muscle pressure, Maggie can explain the differences by phone.
You can also compare LaStone massage and relaxation massage.
Craniosacral therapy FAQ
Does craniosacral therapy use deep pressure?
No. It uses light touch around the skull, spine, and sacrum. It is a different choice from firm, muscle-focused deep tissue work.
Can I ask for a different position?
Yes. Tell Maggie which positions are comfortable and which areas you want her to avoid. The touch can remain light for the whole session.
Should I discuss headaches or jaw tension before booking?
Yes. Talk through your symptoms and any medical or dental care plan with Maggie before choosing this approach. Craniosacral work does not diagnose the cause or replace that care.
How long is a craniosacral appointment, and what does it cost?
Craniosacral therapy is offered in 30-minute sessions for $65 or 60-minute sessions for $125.