Linden Utting
- Craniosacral Therapy for infants, children, adults.
- Gentle manual techniques for whole body tissue release.
- Calming nervous system through soft tissue manipulation.
- Addressing head and body flat spots with CST.
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Linden Utting
405 Hemlock Avenue, Gabriola Island, BC, V0R1X1
Linden Utting (she/her/they/them) lives in Gabriola, B.C. They are a graduate of Kikkawa College in Toronto, Ont. and have worked as an RMT since 2015 in both Toronto, Victoria and Nanaimo. Co-founder of MyBaby CST (Craniosacral Therapy) in Toronto (2018). At the age of 34, Craniosacral Therapy (CST) changed the shape of Linden's head and life. A CST session with their RMT released a flat spot on their head and put them on a new path forward. Linden immediately enrolled in courses to become a CST practitioner and eventually an RMT. In 2018, They travelled to Portland, OE to take infant-specific CST training. Now Linden works with newborns, children and adults using CST and Massage Therapy. Developed by Osteopath Dr. John E. Upledger, Craniosacral Therapy uses only 5 grams of pressure (the weight of a nickel) to release tissues from head to toe. CST works with the body's natural rhythms to activate healing mechanisms and calm the nervous system. Linden respectfully acknowledges and thanks the Snuneymuxw on whose traditional territory they work, learns and lives. Linden is committed to providing a safe and supportive space for healing and empowerment. They are committed to equity, diversity and inclusion.
Depending on your needs, the traditional Swedish techniques of Registered Massage Therapy can be combined with the gentle pressure and subtle releases of Craniosacral Therapy to relieve muscle tension and relax the nervous system. Developed by Osteopaths in the early 1900s, Craniosacral Therapy (CST) uses very light pressure (5 g) to release tissues and work with the body’s natural rhythms to activate healing and balancing mechanisms.