Upledger CranioSacral Study Groups hosted by Emily Klik LMT CST-T

Craniosacral In-person Study Groups

These intimate, in-person study groups are intentionally small — limited to 4 participants per group— creating space for a richer, more immersive learning experience than a larger class allows.

Each study group begins with a brief review of the Upledger Paradigm. From there, we move into approximately one hour of guided discussion on a focused topic, then two hours of hands-on practice where participants work on one another while continuing to explore the material together. This multi-hands, experiential format is designed to deepen understanding, refine skill, and ensure that everyone leaves having given and received quality bodywork.

Study groups meet one to two times per month, with topics drawn from specific craniosacral techniques and their associated anatomy, or anatomical themes paired with targeted approaches for addressing them clinically.

Have a topic you'd love to explore? Requests are always welcome — just reach out to Emily directly.

Upledger Mentoring CEUs: Participants receive Category B Mentorship credit

Held at my Whitefish Bay office:

North Shore Wellness Collective

159 E Silver Spring Dr, Whitefish Bay

Fee: $40 per person

Limited to 4 attendees — please RSVP directly to Emily Klik via email or text to reserve your place.

Sunday May 31st, 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Intra-oral techniques, anatomy and review.

2 spaces available

We'll explore the bones of the face. This study group will walk through the anatomy and craniosacral techniques for decompressing the zygoma, maxilla, vomer, palatines, and teeth. We'll discuss indications — including some not mentioned in Upledger classes — and I'll share refinements I've made to these techniques that I've found significantly enhance their effectiveness. We'll close with hands-on practice time with each other.

Sunday June 14th, 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Hyoid Anatomy and Release Technique

Currently full

Deepen your understanding of the hyoid bone through a guided review of its anatomy — including associated muscles, muscle groups, nerve supply, and some notable neighboring structures and organs. We'll revisit the hyoid release technique with a few of my personal suggestions and modifications, then move into hands-on practice of this remarkably influential technique.

More dates coming soon!

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Craniosacral In-person Study Groups