After the January Webinar, we will use additional course material released each week focused on this one topic, so that going over the work through different mediums of learning, can help you hold it better in your mind and in your hands.

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Brain Motility, the Dance of Flexion–Extension, and the Mystery of Primary Respiration Chinese Medicine calls the brain a "curious organ," not one fully understood —a mysterious luminous lantern of thought connected to spirit and together referred to as the "mind." Beneath the skull’s protective curve, the brain isn’t still. It expresses a subtle, rhythmic motion known as brain motility. Not muscular movement, not vascular pulsing—something more intrinsic, more tidal. Something that feels oceanic wave like, and an intelligent medium for an electric system. When we palpate in craniosacral work, this subtle rhythm announces itself as flexion and extension, two phases of a continuous cycle that shape the contours of the brain, and its motility creating the mobility or movement for the membranes, the ventricles themselves, the cranial bones, and the sacrum. William Sutherland, the Grandfather Spirit of Craniosacral Work, called this movement Primary Respiration. We will look at the ways in which Primary Respiration match the Chinese Medicine concept of Qi, as the animating force that breathes the body. Join the Webinar January as we go over: Primary Respiration Brain Motiltiy Cranial and Sacral Flexion and Extension based on understanding brain Motility The Automatic Suspended Shifting Fulcrum of the Brain, Ventricles, and Cranium Primary Respiration and Qi as the animating force of life.

A Place Where Anatomy Meets Awareness The Craniosacral Classroom is a space of learning and transformation — where practitioners come to deepen their understanding of anatomy, refine the art of touch, and awaken to the living intelligence within the human body. Rooted in the lineage of Visionary Craniosacral Work® and the principles of classical osteopathy & Chinese medicine, this classroom bridges science and spirit, offering a multidimensional approach to health, healing, and human potential. Through lectures, hands-on training, and guided meditations, students are invited to explore the anatomy of stillness — learning to feel not only tissues and fluids, but the underlying rhythms of breath, potency, and consciousness that shape the body’s form and function. Each module integrates: - Anatomical precision — exploring the structural and embryological relationships between the cranium, spine, sacrum, and viscera. - Energetic perception — cultivating the capacity to feel subtle motion, fluid tides, and the body’s inherent blueprint for health. - Clinical application — developing practical assessment and treatment skills rooted in compassion, presence, and clear intention. - Philosophical reflection — weaving insights from embryology, Daoism, and Chinese medicine to understand the body as a dynamic field of living Qi. The Craniosacral Classroom serves as both a training ground and a contemplative practice — a place to remember that healing begins not with fixing, but with listening. Here, the body becomes the teacher, and the practitioner learns to perceive the mystery that breathes through every cell, every tide, and every heart.