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2022 Articles
With Gillespie Approach Treatment, “An Entirely Different Child”
My daughter (first-born child) was born at 42 weeks after an unmedicated, uncomplicated, but extremely precipitous and grueling labor that…
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The History of the Work at Birth
In 1978 I noticed that children did well with my work. My interest was spurred in 1980 when some children…
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Newborns With Fast Deliveries Can Have Issues
An eight-week-old presented with difficulty sucking, inability to have a deep latch, an open mouth, fast breathing, congestion from birth,…
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Birth Trauma, Gagging, and Panic Attacks
I am presenting a hypothesis that combines birth trauma, gagging, and panic attacks. When three gagging patients presented in one…
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The Aim of the Gillespie Approach
The Gillespie Approach has one goal—to help free up the craniosacral fascial system. Let’s help the brain expand and contract…
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The Brain Cycle Revisited
I see a lot of questions on our Facebook page around the brain cycle, something I named years ago. The…
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Hydrocephalus and Cord Wrapped
A mother frantically called me saying, “Doctors are thinking about surgery for my baby due to hydrocephalus. Can you help…
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The Importance of the Diaphragm
Two new babies to the office recently reminded me of the critical importance of the diaphragm. When the first baby…
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Unconsolable Crying
The period of purple crying is a philosophy that believes crying, even bouts of unconsolable crying, is a normal developmental…
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Some Roadblocks in Becoming a Happy Baby
The Gillespie Approach can be effective in turning fussy babies into happy babies. But sometimes the road to correction can…
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