Written by:
ALLISON BUSKE, PT, DPT, CBIS
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Certified Brain Injury Specialist
Our brains make 35,000 decisions on average every day. What to wear, what to eat, what time you want to leave in the morning, do you want coffee or not, the food you put on your plate, what activities will you complete today….the list goes on and on.
We live in a fast-paced society and it is important for our bodies to rest and reduce stress as best as we can.
Our Autonomic nervous system is made up of 2 systems:
It is important for our bodies to slide of the scale of our sympathetic and parasympathetic systems throughout our day. Most Americans live in the sympathetic state and have difficulty returning to the calming parasympathetic state.
One tool our craniosacral therapists use at Apex Physical Therapy & Wellness is called a still point inducer. The still point inducer is an easy way to calm your autonomic nervous system and return to the parasympathetic state.
It has multiple benefits including:
• Reduce stress and increase vitality
• Relieve headaches and migraines
• Ease chronic musculoskeletal pain
• Enhance immune system efficiency
• Facilitate your body’s self-correcting abilities
You may purchase a still-point inducer at Apex. If you want one immediately, you may be able to make your own from simple items in your house! Get ready for a DIY and relaxation after! Your autonomic nervous system will thank you!
Also for additional reading and the benefits check out this article from the Upledger Institute! Our craniosacral-trained therapists complete courses and their certifications through Upledger.
Follow the simple steps below:
Yay! You’ve made your still point inducer now go on and use your creation!
Directions for Use:
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ALLISON BUSKE, PT, DPT, CBIS
Doctor of Physical Therapy, Certified Brain Injury Specialist
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