Biodynamic Cranial Osteopathy

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Biodynamic Cranial Osteopathy is a gentle, non-invasive form of manual medicine that works with the body's inherent capacity for self-healing. Rooted in the principles of osteopathy, this approach recognizes that the body holds a natural intelligence — a rhythmic motion present in the fluids, tissues, and bones of the body, including the skull and sacrum. Practitioners use an extremely light touch to listen to these subtle rhythms and support the body in releasing tension, trauma, and restrictions that may be contributing to pain or dysfunction.

This approach is deeply holistic, addressing the whole person — body, mind, and spirit — rather than focusing on isolated symptoms. It may be beneficial for a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain, headaches, stress, fatigue, and recovery from injury or illness. Sessions are quiet and deeply settling, offering patients a space for restoration and renewed vitality.

Pamela Gross

Cranial Osteopathy

  • Dr. Pamela Gross joined Sojourns in June of 2026, bringing both an MD, and a Master of Public Health degree earned during her Preventive Medicine residency. Since 1996, she has studied Biodynamic Cranial Osteopathy, a form of manual medicine, which has become her primary treatment modality. She also has training in HIV medicine which she has practiced in Public Health clinics and county jails. Outside of work, Dr. Gross enjoys walking in rural Vermont with the family dog, Happy, participating in a community book club, and attending Putney Friends Meeting.