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2022 Articles
The Infant Gastrointestinal Tract
Breastfeeding can be a major concern for mothers. But once good nursing commences, many moms then feel they are good…
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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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Newborns With Fast Deliveries Can Have Issues
An eight-week-old presented with difficulty sucking, inability to have a deep latch, an open mouth, fast breathing, congestion from birth,…
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The Brain Cycle Revisited
I see a lot of questions on our Facebook page around the brain cycle, something I named years ago. The…
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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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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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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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Childhood Migraine
A former student from a 2000 Gillespie Approach course training brought her 13-year-old son to me recently for therapy. He…
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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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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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