Craniosacral Therapy

Duties and responsibilities: 

• Assess client’s health by taking a detailed case history
• Listen to the needs of the client and make them feel at ease
• Help to re-establish natural states of balance through hands-on treatment
• Check client’s comfort during the session
• Develop and maintain trust with clients
• Work in cooperation with or refer clients to other healthcare practitioners if necessary
• Keep and update clients’ records
• Build up a client base

Salary: Most craniosacral therapists are self-employed and earn a fixed fee per treatment which can vary according to their experience and location.

Education: The Craniosacral Association publishes a register (updated yearly) of members who have qualified from one of its accredited schools and are involved in continuing professional training. The courses can last 1 or 2 years or more, depending on their format. The training includes lectures, demonstrations, guided practical sessions, visualizations and a substantial amount of practical work.

I think I would not want to be one because I don't enjoy fulfilling other people's needs.