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2021 Articles
Severe Infant Breathing Issues
A one-year-old presented this week from outside the Philadelphia area with raspy breathing, difficulty swallowing, and aspiration issues. At birth…
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2021 Articles
The Cranial Remolding Helmet and the Brain Cycle
Many parents choose to use a cranial remolding helmet to help correct their baby’s plagiocephaly or flat spot. The helmet…
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2021 Articles
Gillespie Approach at Birth: A World of Difference in Quality of Life
Today, I saw a six-year-old boy for evaluation and treatment. As an infant he hit the jackpot with all six…
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2021 Articles
Tight, Fussy Baby Improves With Gillespie Approach
A new out-of-state baby presented today with the usual fussiness issues: nursing, reflux, hiccups, panting, gas, constipation, colic, and restlessness.…
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2021 Articles
Brain Cycle Shoots From Zero to 100 Seconds
I saw a seven-month-old on an initial visit today. He presented with failure to thrive, constipation, sleep issues, gas, and…
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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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2020 Articles
Are Many Adult Digestive Diseases Rooted in Birth Trauma?
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) affects 20% of the American population. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the small intestine…
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2020 Articles
A Detailed Account of an Australian Baby’s Healing
The wonderful thing about the Internet is that our website baby message, an inquiring parental email, and our subsequent conversation…
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2019 Articles
Arching Revisited
With extra time during the coronavirus pandemic, I noticed that the two most popular essays, each over 1,000 reads, discussed…
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