This is a very gentle osteopathic technique that requires the most experience to use effectively. To learn this technique, Manual Osteopaths undergo intensive training. Through this training, their hands become sensitive to cranial mobility and develop great precision in utilizing cranial techniques. Manual Osteopaths use this gentle technique to assess and treat the mobility of the skull and its contents. They may also use it to evaluate and treat the spine, the sacrum, and other body parts. This technique aims to adjust the body’s physiology by restoring balance to blood circulation and other body fluids. Manual Osteopaths do this by treating the body’s inherent biorhythm. They can feel this rhythm in the patient’s head, spinal cord, sacrum, and body. Manual Osteopaths use the biorhythm to assess the patient’s condition, and they may modify it during treatment.