Introduction to Cranial Touch
with Cator Shachoy

Saturday & Sunday, April 22 & 23, 2023 - 10am to 6pm each day
Union Square, Manhattan, New York City
$375 | $350 Early Bird before March 26

Craniosacral is a gentle, profound form of touch therapy. Characterized by light, specific contact, this modality invites deep healing. Central to this approach is learning to access the Inner Tide or Cranial Wave. The tide is a subtle body pulse providing circulation of the fascia, and other body structures. When we tune into this rhythm, we can feel restrictions throughout the body, mind, and heart. In this way we work with the whole being. Cranial work invites a deep sense of connection. We become calm, peaceful, at ease…we feel a part of everything. 

This workshop will introduce the principles of Craniosacral bodywork with a focus on accessing the Tide. Hands-on cranial techniques and guided movement practice to integrate awareness of the cranial wave will be presented. A small class size facilitates personal attention for all participants.

This workshop is open to anyone interested in learning more about Craniosacral bodywork. No previous experience needed. 

Cator Shachoy is a Craniosacral Practitioner, Iyengar trained Yoga Instructor, and Mindfulness Teacher. She began each of these practices in 1990 to heal chronic illness. Through consistent training in these disciplines, she recovered her strength and vitality. Cator is a certified practitioner of Visionary Craniosacral Bodywork through the Milne Institute with extra study in Pediatrics and Biodynamics. A C-IAYT Yoga Therapist and Mindfulness instructor, she is in private practice in San Francisco & Berkeley, and teaches workshops around the world weaving together wisdom from each of these traditions. She is the author of, The TMJ Handbook: A Therapeutic Guide to Relieving Jaw Tension and Pain with Yoga and Mindfulness, available from Shambhala Publications, Spring 2023. www.catorshachoy.com. Cator is the Founder of Youth Yoga Dharma, a 501c-3 non-profit dedicated to sharing yoga & mindfulness with youth – www.youthyogadharma.org