Contact and Appointment

Contact Dr. Barry Gillespie

Please email Dr. Barry Gillespie at no charge if you have any specific questions about yourself or your child. If he does not think he can help, he will let you know to avoid a trip to the office. Please use the form at the end of this page.

Patients of All Ages Are Welcome

Very simply stated, Dr. Barry Gillespie will evaluate and treat any patient with a brain that needs to breathe. For more than 40 years, almost every patient has come to him with “incurable condition(s).” Patients may already have been to the best medical centers in America. This is routine for Dr. Barry Gillespie. The critical factor is that no medical professional checked patients’ brain motion and fascial function. If these two aspects are significantly contributing to the problem(s), which is true in most cases, there is a good chance for correction.

About Your Visit

Dr. Barry Gillespie is known for being on time for his appointments. Newborns will need only a 30-minute visit for evaluation and therapy. Every child and adult patient will need an evaluation visit of 30 minutes. Dr. Gillespie will personally take the history, do the clinical examination, discuss therapy and answer any questions. You will be under no obligation to begin therapy.

Dr. Barry Gillespie has been retired from periodontics since 1997 and no longer practices dentistry. But he will give you his opinion on your oral situation as it relates to brain motion and fascial restriction.

Each therapy visit will be 30 minutes. Dr. Barry Gillespie does not have an associate, and you will see him at every visit for care. If you would like to begin therapy with him for your child or yourself during that first visit, please schedule a 60-minute visit with the receptionist.

If you are driving a distance to the office, after the first visit you can schedule a 60-minute therapy visit to cut down your travel time over the series of treatments. If you like, you can schedule an hour visit before lunch and a second hour visit after lunch for a day-trip. Because of the recent virus, Dr. Gillespie is no longer doing three-day intensive visits for families coming from outside the Philadelphia area.

Patients pay at each visit, and there is no contract to sign for future visits. Dr. Barry Gillespie usually recommends a few visits to see a positive response to therapy. He wants you to see an improvement before continuing the work.

Insurance will not cover therapy, even if there is a full recovery. Since Dr. Gillespie founded and has developed this therapy from the 1970s, it is nowhere on the insurance radar screen. Checks from the USA are welcomed, but, sorry, credit cards are not taken. Please call the office for the fee schedule and with other questions.

Location

Dr. Barry Gillespie maintains a private practice in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The Gillespie Approach office has plenty of parking and is located about three minutes from the King of Prussia Mall, the largest mall in America. Also, Valley Forge National Historical Park, a noted tourist attraction where George Washington wintered in 1778 with his troops, is about a mile away.

Making an Appointment With Gillespie Approach Practitioners

Gillespie Approach–Craniosacral Fascial Therapy has attracted many professionals across the United States and world to study Dr. Barry Gillespie’s groundbreaking work. The network of Gillespie Approach practitioners extends far and wide, helping increase the chances that at least one therapist is located within travelable distance of your home.

Because no seminar testing or certification process is in place, a list of Gillespie Approach practitioners is not able to be provided. Instead, the Facebook group page Gillespie Approach: Therapist Requests and Public Questions serves as the place where you can search for a Gillespie Approach–trained provider by clicking on the magnifying glass search icon, typing in a location, and reviewing past posts. You can also ask whether one is located in your area. If you find a provider, you may privately communicate with him or her to discuss treatment options.