The Hidden Tension

Is your dog carrying stress you can't see?

Dogs are masters at hiding discomfort. But tension in their body can affect everything from their behavior to their bond with you.

Your dog seems anxious, reactive, or easily overwhelmed
Recovery from surgery or injury feels slower than expected
Behavioral changes you can't quite explain
Your senior dog is slowing down or seems stiff
Past trauma or rescue history affecting their comfort

WHAT IS CST

A gentle path to deep relaxation

Cranial Sacral Therapy (CST) is a non-invasive, hands-on technique that works with your dog's natural rhythms to release tension and support healing from the inside out.

Light touch : Using gentle pressure (about the weight of a nickel), I work with the craniosacral system - the membranes and fluid surrounding the brain and spine
Stress release : Helps release stored tension and trauma held in the body
Natural healing : Supports the body's self-correcting mechanisms
Whole-body wellness : Benefits the nervous system, muscles, and overall well-being
Deep relaxation : Most dogs become visibly calm during sessions
No force : Completely respectful of your dog's boundaries and comfort level

Session details

Price

First session: 80 € (45-60 min)

Follow-up: 65 € (up to 45 min)

Location

Doggily training center in Deurne (view map)

Scheduling

Sessions are by appointment.

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BENEFITS

What Cranial Sacral Therapy can help with

CST supports your dog's physical and emotional well-being in many ways.

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Anxiety & Stress

Calms an overactive nervous system and promotes deep relaxation for anxious dogs

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Post-surgery recovery

Supports faster healing and helps release surgical trauma from the body

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Senior dog comfort

Eases age-related stiffness and supports mobility for your older companion

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Behavioral challenges

Addresses physical tension that may contribute to reactivity or fear responses.

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Injury Recovery

Complements veterinary care for musculoskeletal issues and supports healing

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Rescue & Trauma

Helps dogs process and release past experiences held in their body

FAQ

What conditions can CST help with?

CST can support dogs dealing with anxiety, stress, post-surgery recovery, chronic pain, mobility issues, behavioral challenges, and trauma. It also benefits healthy dogs as preventive care and general wellness support.

Is CST safe for all dogs?

Yes! CST is extremely gentle and non-invasive. It's suitable for puppies, seniors, and dogs with health conditions. However, it's not a replacement for veterinary care. I always recommend consulting your vet for any health concerns.

How many sessions will my dog need?

Every dog is different. Some dogs show improvement after one session, while others benefit from a series of sessions. We'll discuss a recommended plan based on your dog's specific needs during the first appointment.

Will my dog need to be still during the session?

Not at all! Your dog is free to move around, lie down, stand, or shift positions. I follow your dog's lead and work with whatever they're comfortable with. The therapy meets them where they are.

How is this different from massage?

While both are hands-on bodywork, CST uses much lighter touch and works specifically with the craniosacral system. It focuses on releasing restrictions in the membranes around the brain and spine, affecting the whole nervous system.

Help your Dog find calm from the Inside Out

Is your dog carrying stress you can't see?

A gentle path to deep relaxation

Session details

What Cranial Sacral Therapy can help with

What to expect during the session

FAQ

What conditions can CST help with?

Is CST safe for all dogs?

How many sessions will my dog need?

Will my dog need to be still during the session?

How is this different from massage?

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