31/08/2026
“Why is your finger up their nose?” 😂
This technique definitely looks intense, but there’s a reason behind it.
Intranasal cranial release works through the nasal passages and surrounding tissues to address areas of tension, pressure and restriction.
For some people, this can contribute to a more comfortable breathing pattern and may help them feel more relaxed, especially when breathing mechanics, sinus pressure or tension are involved.
Breathing is also closely connected to the nervous system, which is why some people notice changes in relaxation and sleep afterwards.
The nose might be the focus, but the effects can extend far beyond it.