Dr Andrew Logan

EXAMPLES OF MY WORK

Cardiothoracic surgery:

The lungs and heart are terrified with fear from opening the chest wall whether through the ribs or splitting the breastbone apart. This terror stays in the chest wall afterwards feeling like a crushing concrete block of pain making it painful to breathe. When I release this terror and memory of the surgery the peak flow immediately increases and pain levels are hugely diminished. Energy levels and sleep both permanently dramatically improve after one single treatment. This is best done within 6 months of surgery.

Facial cosmetic surgery:

The fascial body is very concentrated beneath the skin of the face and gets highly traumatised by eyework, brow lifts, bridgework, extensive remoulding causing lymphoedema and pain. My craniosacral work within 5 days of surgery decreases swelling by 20%, reduces pain, and accelerates wound healing.

Hip and knee replacement surgery:

Bone pain after a joint replacement is excruciating for 4+ weeks, and causes a lot of tissue tightness around the wound leading to restriction of movement and impaired lymph flow. I release this pain loosening the tissue, decreasing post operative lymphoedema, and improving flexibility. This is best done within 1 month of surgery.

Low back pain:

40% of non-sciatic related back pain can be cured in a single treatment by releasing trapped rage from the sacroiliac joints. I have saved a few patients from back surgery through one single catharsis through me of trapped rage. After 9/11 I had a large number of Americans visit me with acute low back pain and insomnia that was cured in 15 minutes by releasing the trapped outrage from their pelvis.

Post chemo energy restore:

After chemotherapy the entire body is shocked by being poisoned and the soul leaves out through our heads into the 8th chakra, leaving us feeling spacey, numb, no energy, difficulty concentrating etc. This state can sometimes last weeks if we're overwhelmed with fear. Its vital to ground and exercise or see a craniosacral therapist during chemo to coax the shocked soul back into the body.

I first empty the kidneys of fear, then untwist the stomach from nausea and deeper down release terror from the pancreas. Then I cleanse the heart of panic, calm the thymus, and finish with a sphenoid lift. This emotional catharsis through visceral release is highly energising and immune stimulating increasing energy levels by 30%. It should be done after every course of chemo, especially after the end of the whole course.

Post traumatic stress disorder:

After a major shock such as aggravated rape, diagnosis of cancer, cardiothoracic surgery, attempted murder, near death experiences, all frighten the soul up out of our lower 7 chakras leaving us totally ungrounded, numb, shocked, and spaced out. The pancreas, kidneys, and cocccyx immobilise in terror freezing all feeling. There is either no sphenoid movement, or a very weak shallow craniosacral rhythm.

This combined freezing of organs and the coccyx in shock after major trauma causes a drop in energy of about 70%. My visceral release of terror from the organs and coccyx is highly cathartic enabling the soul to return into a body at peace and reoccupy all 7 chakras. This single treatment is a permanent cure and boosts energy and mood for about a week.

Road traffic accidents:

The body is seriously shaken by a major car accident and the soul frightened out of the body. This leaves terror in the pancreas, fear of in the kidneys, horror in the stomach, and panic within the heart. All these emotions are remembered by the body together with the nightmare of the accident and surgery exhausting the patient, creating panic attacks and a fear of driving. I can release all these trapped emotions in one 15 minute visceral release, but releasing all the tissue memory around a multitude of injuries may take me more than one session.

Sports injuries:

In a sports injury a vicious cycle of remembered pain causing pain triggering muscle guarding and further pain can be broken by a single craniosacral treatment. 30% of chronic sports injuries can be successfully cured by craniosacral therapy. I have treated a number of world class athletes in the past 8 years.

These are all examples of the work I do as a craniosacral therapist which may be quite different from what other therapists are currently experienced in.