Why Does It Feel Like I’m Holding Myself Up?
Some people notice a persistent sense of holding themselves rather than simply being supported.
Maybe you notice…
That experience can be useful starting information for observation.
Look at the context
When does it happen? How long has it been present? What are you doing at the time? Does it change between sitting, standing, moving, working or resting?
The CRANIO perspective
CRANIO starts by asking what position the head occupies and how the upper neck supports it. The question is not “what diagnosis is this?” but “what state are we observing, and can we compare it with another state?”
What we observe
Configuration
Head position, orientation and side-to-side differences.
Context
Workload, screen time, concentration, movement and duration.
Change
What is different between initial and subsequent observations.
What CRANIO does
Observe → Calibrate → Identify → Optimize → Verify. The method creates a sequence that can be inspected instead of relying on a single explanation.
What may change
Changes are documented as observations, measurements or reported experience. CRANIO does not promise a predetermined result.