Craniosacral therapy (also called cranial therapy) is based on the notion that bones of the skull are movable and can be manipulated.

Chiropractic journals carry articles about craniopathy, but do not provide scientific information.

Craniopathy was renamed Sacro-Occipital Technique by chiropractor Major B. DeJarnette, who associated with Dr. Sutherland in the 1920s.

Chiropractors who use "craniopathy" or "neural organization technique" claim that vision and eye coordination can be improved by manipulating ("adjusting") the eyes and skull.