Craniosacral Energy Healing By Jamie

03/21/2026

There’s something happening between a horse and a human…
and it’s not just behavior.
The heart generates a measurable field—
and that field doesn’t stop at the body.
When we step in with presence,
the system begins to organize.
In Chinese medicine, the Wei Mai (linking vessels) help coordinate communication through the whole body—
like a bridge between systems.
What if…
the horse isn’t just responding to you—
but to your field?
And what if healing begins…
in the space between?

03/15/2026

Rabbit Hole #4 🐎

Something fascinating about horses:

Their bodies are connected by fascial lines that transmit tension from one area to another.

A restriction in the poll or jaw can influence the rib cage.

A restriction in the ribs can influence the hind end.

It’s one of the reasons bodywork sometimes produces changes far away from where we are working.

The body is not a collection of separate parts.

It’s a continuous system.

Horses remind us of that constantly.

03/15/2026

In my practice HT 1 has become very useful.
When we work with horses, sometimes a point opens something deeper than muscle or fascia.

One of those points is Heart 1.

Heart 1 sits high in the horse’s axilla — essentially the “armpit” area just behind the shoulder. It is the beginning of the Heart meridian, and it has a powerful effect on opening the chest and releasing tension through the thoracic sling.

But energetically, it does something even more interesting.

Heart 1 (Heart is a Yin Organ) sits right in the territory of the Yin Wei Mai — one of the Extraordinary Meridians.

The extraordinary vessels are sometimes described as the body's deep regulatory systems.
They help coordinate the main meridians and regulate emotional and constitutional balance.

The Yin Wei Mai in particular is known as the “Linking Vessel of the Yin.”

Its job is to help integrate the inner emotional systems of the body.

In horses we often see Yin Wei imbalance as:

• anxious or unsettled energy
• difficulty relaxing after stress
• emotional holding through the chest
• tightness through the pectoral and thoracic sling

When Heart 1 opens, the horse often:

• softens through the chest
• exhales deeply
• drops tension through the shoulder girdle
• becomes noticeably calmer

It is as if the emotional heart and the physical chest release together.

Sometimes the smallest points open the biggest doors.

And the horse always tells you when you’ve found one.

03/14/2026

Rabbit Hole #3 🐎

In Traditional Chinese Medicine there’s a concept sometimes referred to as “Heart Wind.”

It describes situations where the nervous system becomes agitated or dysregulated.

In horses, this can sometimes show up as:

• sudden spooking
• erratic behavior
• nervous tension
• difficulty settling

From a bodywork perspective, we often look for restrictions in areas that influence the nervous system and circulation, including the rib spaces and fascial connections around the heart.

When those restrictions release, the horse’s system often shifts quickly.

The horse doesn’t “think” its way out of tension.

Its body simply returns to balance.

03/14/2026

One of the things that fascinates me about horses is the power of their heart field.

A horse’s heart is enormous — often 8–10 pounds.

But even more interesting is that the electromagnetic field generated by the heart can extend several feet outside the body.

Because horses are prey animals, their nervous systems are constantly scanning the environment.

They can feel subtle shifts in tension, breathing, and emotional state.

Which means when humans relax and regulate their nervous system during bodywork…

The horse often responds immediately.

It’s one of the reasons working with horses can feel so profound.

They are incredibly honest biofeedback systems.

03/13/2026

While studying equine anatomy recently I went down an interesting rabbit hole.

There’s a structure called the celiac mesenteric ganglion.
It’s one of the major sympathetic nerve hubs controlling many abdominal organs.

When I looked at where it sits anatomically in the horse, it lines up surprisingly close to the acupuncture point Spleen 21, located around the 10th intercostal space.

That point has long been associated with regulating the body's connective tissue system and supporting digestion.

Different traditions.
Different languages.

Yet they often point to the same places in the body.

I love those moments where anatomy, acupuncture, and manual therapy start telling the same story.

03/09/2026

History of energy healing quiz

https://www.opinionstage.com/page/4541fa4e-df45-4e2d-b0b0-5dabcfebff14

03/07/2026

03/07/2026

“ Jaime is an advanced practitioner of craniosacral therapy. I was originally referred to this practice of therapy through a physical therapist, which reflects that this type of therapy is recognized among medical and clinical environments. What I have come to understand is that Jamie uses a specific type of this therapy, integrated with Chinese Medicine, using Meridian points to identify and process stuck channels in these meridians.



She carefully works with subconscious and unconscious issues to heal without any reason for discussing specific topics, which I prefer.

I’ve had great processing and healing through Jamie’s work, and I recommend it to anyone who is curious or needs this work done. Jamie truly has a gift, and a significantly advanced understanding of this practice.

03/07/2026

Testimonial from Anna

Jaime is an advanced practitioner of craniosacral therapy. I was originally referred to this practice of therapy through a physical therapist, which reflects that this type of therapy is recognized among medical and clinical environments. What I have come to understand is that Jamie uses a specific type of this therapy, integrated with Chinese Medicine, using Meridian points to identify and process stuck channels in these meridians.
She carefully works with subconscious and unconscious issues to heal without any reason for discussing specific topics, which I prefer.
I’ve had great processing and healing through Jamie’s work, and I recommend it to anyone who is curious or needs this work done. Jamie truly has a gift, and a significantly advanced understanding of this practice.

03/07/2026