Monday, February 28, 2011
Rosella Denicolò
(Article courtesy of the School In Flow from the site www.craniosacralebiodinamica.it) 
Baby Body Language is the way they talk to babies tell the story of their birth. If we learn to listen to this language of gestures, tears, cries, we can accept what is left over and start again. With a new story to tell all. I seem to get into a story as I go along this road along high walls of rock, which sometimes seems to end and instead continues and makes me lose track of the world. The Kushi Ling, a Buddhist meditation center. I just have time to drink green tea and start playing the gong. The seminar on Craniosacral Biodynamics birth is led by Remo Rostagno who runs the school in Flow. Remo Rostagno is also a dancer and an introduction to the birth through movement. "Complete" is a key word in all somatic approaches to trauma. Also according to the method Somatic Experiencing, in trauma, there is always an 'action was not possible to express and try to complete. "When the child comes into the studio through the body tells me the story of his birth," says Appleton. "Another example: during the birth mother had given a strong painkiller. I observe the child in the wheelchair. Moved by repeating the sequence of delivery and at one point had a sort of collapse in which relived the moment when the drug began to numb his thrusts. I placed a hand on her navel on the other foot. He started to push hard with your legs and feet. Here's how babies are made to throw him out of something that does not need. The change is evident: they become, the softer, more relaxed. " Emerson and William Franklyn Sills, two therapists who have studied the birth from the viewpoint of the unborn and its intrinsic resources, have described the process in four stages. In second stage, the child needs to turn his head to pass through the pelvis. Must orient themselves and find a balance. If this step is hampered by the recruitment of anesthetics or dall'epidurale, the person may find it difficult to navigate in the world, make decisions, to find a direction. Source:
Baby Body Language is the way they talk to babies tell the story of their birth. If we learn to listen to this language of gestures, tears, cries, we can accept what is left over and start again. With a new story to tell all. I seem to get into a story as I go along this road along high walls of rock, which sometimes seems to end and instead continues and makes me lose track of the world. The Kushi Ling, a Buddhist meditation center. I just have time to drink green tea and start playing the gong. The seminar on Craniosacral Biodynamics birth is led by Remo Rostagno who runs the school in Flow. Remo Rostagno is also a dancer and an introduction to the birth through movement. What movements does the baby to be born? What is your innate motor program?
In the room we are in the wind, mostly women. We take a soft ball. "Imagine that both the head and the cap, the nose of the child. The ball drops and the nose wheel while to us, goes into decline and then rebound and then turns again. " We repeat the sequence several times with his hands. Then we lie on the mat and repeat the whole body with the same rotation, flexion, extension. I like to think that the first form of motion is a spiral, the symbol of the living. A girl in the group report having felt a strange feeling: "It was as if my body already knew these movements," he says. "At the same time I was restless, and I got lost in the rotation. I did not know whether to go left or right. And even where it was the right or the left where it was. "Rostagno said that the Craniosacral Biodynamics is an approach of gentle bodywork that originated dall'osteopatia. The origin of this work is therefore based on the birth of the knowledge of anatomy and ability to touch on a very refined. Add to that a component of experience that allows access to the memories inscribed in our tissues. The things that the body knows and we know we can not, because they are preverbal. E 'precisely through these memories that we can work to solve problems and injuries that originate in our birth. What does this mean then that confusion was talking about the investor? To its birth?
Baby Body Language
The work on the origins of Craniosacral has developed mainly in the United States and the United Kingdom. Matthew Appleton is a psychotherapist and craniosacral operator of Bristol, has worked for 15 years with children and adults on this issue. "Birth is always an intense experience, with an unconscious emotional content that can accompany us throughout life," he says. "It 's an experience that can be painful, because the baby's head is bigger than an inch to the pelvis. To this the child must turn in childbirth. No other animal needs to do so. But the problem is not so much the pain itself but the fact that this pain is not always sufficient empathy. Emotions the child feels and knows that we are living a very difficult situation. Too many people, health professionals, doctors, however, are not aware of awareness of the child, keep memories of that experience, the unconscious mind but that is clearly set in his body. We see this in clinical work: when we create a space to listen these memories resurface. For this we learn the Baby Body Language, reading the movement of the child and to respond to his words motor. One day the parents came with a baby who continually shook his head. "He always says no, tell me worried. In reality is not saying "no". Is showing us how he tried to move his head to pass through the pelvis. I placed my hand on his temple and shortly after the child began to push her head. I was telling her story and took advantage of listening to complete what he needed to do. " The four stages of birth
Work on birth has an effect on the possible emotional consequences. "After fifty years of research we have identified some relationship between traumatic events related to birth and their projections in the relational life," says Graham Kennedy Craniosacral Therapy in London. first baby begins to descend through the pelvic cavity. "If you are overwhelmed by a too intense pressure, it could re-create that pressure," explains Kennedy. "It would affect the way in which, as an adult, is related to stress and pressure when there is no way out, or how to handle the changes." In
In the third stage the child navigate to the mouth of the uterus. Recurring themes: how to complete a project, how we present ourselves in the world and how we manage the effort.
In the fourth stage
the baby is welcomed. And 'the stage where it can take instrumental action, such as forceps and suction cups that have a strong impact on psychophysiology. In these cases the child could not complete the course and needed someone who would do it for him. But other problems arise from how they establishes the link with the mother. What psychoanalysts call the bonding and attachment style. Craniosacral
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