Emotional Trauma
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2022 Articles
Tips on Practicing the Gillespie Approach
Thank you, John Malloy, for reminding me of “overthinking” at a Gillespie Approach Course. As my students were treating each…
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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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A Zero-Second Brain Cycle Revisited
Many of your patients may present with a zero-second brain cycle. You cannot manually feel any brain expansion or contraction.…
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A Different Newborn Perspective
How do we determine true newborn health? After a complete examination, a pediatrician states that your baby is healthy. If…
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Infant Crying During The Gillespie Approach
Mothers may ask, “Is crying a negative aspect of infant therapy?” My professional opinion is no. I would have begged…
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A Different Way of Seeing Disease
For 45 years some of my patients have wondered how I do it. I have worked with thousands of people…
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Multiple System Atrophy (MSA)
I see tight people. Their fascial web is tight. This is a different way of thinking about disease, health and…
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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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“I Hold All of My Tension in My Neck and Shoulders.”
I often hear, “I hold all of my tension in my neck and shoulders.” Another favorite is, “I hold all…
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Fetal Trauma Remembered
A woman in her 60s had an interesting visit recently. She spent the entire therapy hour revisiting her fetal birth…
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