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WHY BLUE TURTLE
Blue Turtle Craniosacral Therapy
Postgraduate Trainings
The Cranial Hub
Melanie Langer
About the Course
Welcome to The Cranial Hub! This 6 month mentoring group fosters professional development in an open-minded, non-judgmental shared space. We will be meeting for 90 minutes once a month in a small group of 4 participants. A closed group that meets over time creates safety allowing you to deepen into your reflective practice and benefit from a wider perspective through exploring themes alongside your colleagues. In addition to this there will be 30 minutes of 1:1 support with Melanie between each session to look more individually at any themes that arise in the group setting.
There are 2 groups to choose from with a commitment to the full 6 months at £95/month
Friday Mornings 9am -10.30am: 19th September, 17th October, 14th November, 12th December 2025, 16th January & 13th February 2026.
Wednesday Early Evenings 5pm -6.30pm: 24th September, 22nd October, 19th November, 17th December 2025, 21st January & 18th February 2026
To apply, please email Melanie hello@melanielanger.com
Melanie Langer
Looking back, it seems I was called to this path from an early age. As a child I was always pulled towards connecting through touch and the need for a subtler presence and knowing. I see now how the practices I have chosen, really chose me.
After training in massage therapy in 1986, my first work in complementary medicine was with the pioneering aromatherapist and energy worker, Micheline Arcier, with whom I studied in 1989 and for whom I taught for 20 years. I soon went on to train in a variety of practices including reflexology, body-mind bodywork and integrative & humanistic counselling.
In 1999, I qualified with Thomas Attlee at the College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy in London and went on to assist him on training courses in London and across Europe, becoming a senior tutor and post graduate teacher with the College until 2008 when I left to start a family.
Particular influences in my post graduate journey are Franklyn Sills, Maura Sills, Georgia Milne and Matthew Appleton; with a focus on stillness, shock & trauma, birth & babies and biodynamic approaches to cranio-sacral work. I have also had the privilege of experiencing the teachings of many others in varying degrees such as Ray Castellino, Michael Shea and John Upledger. My best teachers of all are my twin sons of 11 with whom I study the art of patience and acceptance and our dog, Georgie, who just is.
A profound passion for understanding and honouring the deeper stories and meanings that lie in unhappiness and illness draws me through every moment of this incredible work. I love how it brings us to the stillness within where all is possible and health is ever present.
In 2005 I received a BSc (Hons) in Biomedical Science from Kings College London. I am interested in maintaining a healthy perspective that includes both mainstream and alternative views to health and healing. Whilst my approach is one where I believe true health is achieved by taking an integrated view of the whole person, it is the inner physician and the innate intelligence within - which science is only beginning to describe - that really guides my work.
