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2022 Articles
The Gillespie Approach Is Much More Than a Happy Baby
Mothers generally present with their infants with one or more of our fussiness issues (breastfeeding difficulty, colic, reflux, gas, indigestion,…
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“My Baby Could Not Hold the Adjustment”
A mother brought her fussy baby in for therapy. She was constantly crying in pain and keeping her parents up…
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Infant Mouth Breathing
In the Gillespie Approach infant mouth breathing is a red flag indicator. My first thought would be if the infant…
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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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Infant Practice Management
As much as we want to get our hands on infants to help, sometimes we need to hold back. A…
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Ten Weeks of Goopy Eyes
After 50 years of patient care, I finally saw my first “instant healing.” Mom brought in her ten-week-old fussy son,…
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Infant Healing
Infants can present the layers of their traumatic onion in their own space and time. Our job as therapists is…
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Mom’s Infant Questions
“Is therapy painful for my baby?” Probably not, but no one really knows for sure. Mom needs to feel what…
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Gillespie Approach for an Eleven-day-old Newborn
I felt God at work today. An eleven-day-old newborn presented for his first (and probably last) visit. Mom had brought…
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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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