Cranial Sacral System

The Cranial Sacral system is a phsysiological system which exists in humans. It is composed of the bones of your skull, face and mouth, which make up the cranium and then extends down the spine to the sacrum. An imbalance in the system due to stress, trauma or injury can result in sensory, motor and intellectual dysfunction. As a therapist, Diana uses a light hands-on approach to assist the hydraulic forces in the Cranial Sacral system in order for self-correction to occur. Cranial Sacral work can facilitate a state of deep relaxation as it corrects the imbalances in the hydraulic Cranial Sacral system. This work can help alleviate headaches and TMJ.

Jin Shin Jyutsu

Jin Shin Jyutsu is an ancient Japanese practice using fingers and hands to balance the body's energy, relieve pain and alleviate acute or chronic conditions. It helps to promote mental alertness, eliminates fatigue and revitalizes the body's energy.

Massage Therapy

Diana Koshland has 500 hours of massage 
therapy training at National Holistic Institute 
in Emeryville, California, including Swedish, 
Deep Tissue and Shiatsu. She also has 20 hours 
of Reflexology Training, Cranial Sacral 1 
Training, and 12 years of massage experience.