Where the body is supported to heal & thrive

Grounded, attentive care through Craniosacral Therapy and Remedial Massage. Nadia brings over a decade of experience, offering support to help ease pain and restore harmony to your wellbeing.

As of 1st January 2027, the clinic will be welcoming new Craniosacral Therapy clients only.

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Carina Heights, Brisbane

CST & RM Accredited

HICAPS Available

13+ Years Experience

What is Craniosacral Therapy?

It's a gentle yet potent way of working with the body, using a light touch. It supports your body’s natural ability to balance and heal itself, as well as helping to reduce stress and build underlying energy.
It is suitable for everyone, from newly-born babies to the elderly.

How does cranio work?

During a treatment, the practitioner uses light touch to connect with the body- typically no more than 5grams of pressure. They will often begin at the feet, placing their hands on the ankles, taking time to observe and feel the craniosacral system.

But what are they actually looking for?

The practitioner uses their hands to feel the subtle qualities of the craniosacral system, including its symmetry, rhythm, movement and overall quality. This helps them identify areas of disharmony and patterns of tension that may be contributing to the concerns a client has come in with, such as colic for their baby or chronic pain from scoliosis.

So, how do they do this?

They feel the system through their hands. Developing this level of sensitivity often takes years of training, practice and experience to do it well. It is not something that happens overnight, but rather a skill that continues to develop over time.

The craniosacral system involves the bones, tissues, fluids and membranes of the body. While these individual structures are recognised in anatomy and science, craniosacral therapy looks at how they relate & work as an interconnected system.

One of the most important aspects of craniosacral therapy is that the practitioner follows the body rather than trying to impose an outcome or force a change. And this is where the real beauty of the work lies.

As a practitioner feels and observes the system, they also respect the importance of remaining neutral, gentle and attentive. Rather than trying to make something happen, their neutral presence allows the body to respond in its own way. (This is particularly important with trauma patterns.) This creates an environment where the body can feel safe, calm and reorganise.

The process of reorganisation typically can continue for 1 -3 days after treatment, as the body integrates the changes. For many people this leads to reduced or eliminated symptoms and more comfort in their body. For some, this can occasionally bring discomfit, tiredness or emotional release. In most cases this is not a sign that something is wrong, but rather a reflection of the body reorganising and settling into new state of being.

Who Can Benefit?

CST addresses a remarkably wide range of conditions — because when the body's foundational structures are balanced, many systems improve together. Here are just a few

Women Health

Autoimmune Conditions Support

Babies Health

Chronic Conditions Support

Childrens Health

Migraines, Headaches, Vertigo

Antenatal and postnatal care

TMJ / Jaw Issues

Ready to experience CST?

60 min · $110 | 90 min · $150 | Babies · $95 | Children · $95

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Meet Nadia

Biodynamic & Bio-mechanic Craniosacral Therapist | Remedial Massage Therapist

Nadia brings a considered presence to her work, shaped by both professional experience and her own personal health journey.

Nadia’s path into health care was unexpected—it’s something that, in many ways, found her. In particular, when craniosacral therapy crossed her path in 2014, in those early days, she wasn’t quite sure what to make of it. Sceptical by nature, it was quite unfamiliar to what she was used to. Yet every time she had a treatment it was clear that something meaningful was happening.

Then in 2021 she had a significant health condition that affected her cognition, memory, and autonomic functioning. She found herself navigating many of the challenges her clients face such as physical decline, cognitive impartment, fatigue and unable to do basic daily tasks without pain. During this time, cranio became a steady support in her own recovery. It helped her gradually restore function and return to daily life eventually. This lived experience brings a genuine depth of understanding, care, and respect to her work.

Outside the clinic, Nadia enjoys the simple, steady rhythms of everyday life—walking her dog, holding her husband’s hand, enjoying good food, and spending time in nature.