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P.O. Box 220

Big Sur california

Milne Institute Inc (MII) offers training in Visionary Craniosacral Work(tm) based upon the work of the third-generation Scottish osteopath, Hugh Milne. MII holds classes worldwide, with the most busy schedules offered by resident teachers in the USA, Germany, Italy, and Switzerland. MII is an NCBTMB continuing education provider.

The work at MII stresses the importance of the inner journey, as well as the acquisition of outer skill sets in craniosacral perception and touch. Training focuses on meditation, perceptual clarity, anatomy, technical mastery, and the art of loving kindness. The Institute offers training that combines analytic and the intuitive approaches to Craniosacral Work in a meditative setting. Classes are offered in Visionary Anatomy, Cranial foundations & techniques, Pediatric craniosacral, embryology, and visceral manipulation.

Visionary Craniosacral Work is a noninvasive, hands-on therapy that focuses on the craniosacral system which includes the brain, the cerebrospinal fluid, The System of membranes inside the cranium, all 22 cranial bones, the spine and the sacrum. MII offers seven 4-day classes that form the core of the school's curriculum. All classes offer various ways to deepen perception and teach students to understand how to touch a client in a precise but gentle manner so that clients feel more aligned and more at home in themselves.

Quick Facts

MII's mission statement
is "to help create an open heart, a clear head and a free body."

MII has offices in Big Sur, California, Hamburg, Germany, Switzerland and Salzburg, Austria.

Founder Hugh Milne teaches all levels of the training at least once a year in the US, and at least once a year in Europe.

Milne Institute offers two different tracks in its Visionary Craniosacral Work training, the experiential track for new students and the certification track for experienced bodyworkers and health professionals.

This school profile has been compiled and updated by The CollegeBound Network. The school is not affiliated with The CollegeBound Network and shall not be considered a sponsor of this program.