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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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2022 Articles
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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2021 Articles
A Typical Gillespie Approach Fussy Baby
A two-month-old presented with sucking issues. He latched better after his tongue tie and lip tie revisions, but still had…
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2021 Articles
Possible Causes for Adult Depression, Anxiety, Fatigue, and Sleep Issues
I often see perplexed adults who have clean diets and lifestyles, but still suffer with depression, anxiety, fatigue, and sleep…
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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
The Concept of Energetics for Gillespie Approach Providers
This essay introduces energetics as our next possible level of patient care. It also explains for lay readers how we…
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2019 Articles
“When Will I Be Finished with Therapy?”
No one knows for sure. When a new patient presents on the first visit, no one knows how many layers…
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2019 Articles
A Fussy Torticollis Baby
This week I treated the “poster child” fussy torticollis baby, who also had colic, reflux, gas, indigestion, grunting, choking, and…
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2019 Articles
The Clinical Effects of Twin In-Utero Compression
I did an intensive for Midwest twins last week. I drew from my experience with six sets of twins in…
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2018 Articles
Infant Sphincters
One of the great under-the-radar benefits of the Gillespie Approach at birth is the minimization/elimination of fascial strain in the…
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