Cerebrospinal Fluid
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2021 Articles
Aging and the Fascial Web
An older patient presented with difficulty in walking. She was shuffling more, and the tightness in her chest and neck…
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2021 Articles
The General Principles of the Gillespie Approach in Outline Form
The Body Knows Best How to Heal Itself An osteopathic principle: The body is self-healing, self-regulating, and self-maintaining.The body is…
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2021 Articles
Exploring the Craniosacral System–Fascial Web Relationship
For the new readers, I wrote about the direct connection of the craniosacral system and the fascial web in 2009.…
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2021 Articles
The Fascia Is Overlooked
I saw something new this morning at the office. A six-month-old baby had cerebrospinal fluid build-up resulting in an enlarged…
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2021 Articles
The Many Diverse Infant Conditions of the Gillespie Approach
In his poem “The Divine Comedy” Dante describes his travels down the nine circles of the inferno. We are going…
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2020 Articles
A “Gillespie Kid”
A new phrase has been added to our lexicon. A mom presented with her baby telling me all about her…
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2020 Articles
Patients Ask, “What Is Craniosacral?”
Craniosacral refers to the normal neurophysiological motion of the brain, spinal cord, sacrum and all the connecting tissues. Emanuel Swedenborg…
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2019 Articles
Patients Ask, “What Is Fascia?”
Fascia is the tissue that supports and connects everything in the body. It remembers all of its physical and emotional…
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2019 Articles
Fascial Web Characteristics
Since discovering the craniosacral fascial system, I have found some general characteristics about its fascial web or extracellular matrix. Fascial…
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2017 Articles
“Muscle Memory”
The concept of “muscle memory” has been around for decades. I have always assumed it is an aspect of muscle…
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