When it comes to our physical healing and health, many of us tend to focus on the obvious parts of the body like the muscles, ligaments and bones. We go to a chiropractor or osteopath to get a physical adjustment. If we have sore and aching muscles, we’d hit up our massage therapist or myotherapist. If we are trying to recover from injury, we tend to go and see a physiotherapist. Most of us wouldn’t even think about the state of our organs unless something is drastically wrong with them (i.e. they’re failing us)! Therapies like kinesiology and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) are great because their holistic approach takes into account with the organs of the body on various levels. However, what I’ve discovered from my recent biodynamic craniosacral therapy seminar was that from a physical perspective, it is possible to sense the organ itself and through this, we can … Continue reading Why your organs play a more important role in your life than you realise