Offering an immersive two-year Craniosacral Therapy training in alignment with the wheel of the year.

We invite you to an Introductory weekend at the Sambogaya Retreat Centre in Glastonbury on November 6-8th 2026.

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Loving the Bones of Us

We invite you to an Introductory weekend of Craniosacral Therapy Training in Glastonbury 6-8th November 2026.

WHAT IS CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY

Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle bodywork that uses light touch and works with the whole person

A healing modality that goes beyond traditional Somatic Therapy as it is engaging with the body’s innate healing wisdom.

The practitioner learns how to deeply attune and listen from a place of reverence, awe and wonder. Being deeply met and attuned to is profoundly therapeutic.

craniosacral therapy school with sam lowi the founder holding a clients head as she practices craniosacarl therapy
craniosacral therapy school with sam lowi the founder holding a clients head as she practices craniosacarl therapy

Meet our Course Facilitators

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    Samantha Lowi

    I am so passionate about this work and how it brings us into a powerful heart alignment with ourselves as practitioners, our clients, and for me, with the natural and cosmic world we are all woven into.

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    Phoenix Tanner

    My journey with Craniosacral Therapy began at sixteen, during something of an existential crisis. I found a therapist whose gentle presence gave me space to lie down, rest and be.

  • Headshot of Tanya Richam-Odoi Craniosacral Therapy School

    Tanya Richam-Odoi

    Craniosacral Therapy found me in 2014, after years of chronic back pain from dancing that nothing else touched. My first session hooked me: something released, like pressure I hadn't realised I was holding.

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    Henrietta Wynne Finch

    My work brings together Craniosacral Therapy, dance movement psychotherapy, breathwork and somatic practice, with a particular interest in neurodivergence. I am the founder of The Arc of Being, an embodied approach centred on Awareness, Regulation and Coherence.