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2022 Articles
Orthodontics and the Gillespie Approach
We need to think about orthodontics differently. In the 1930s my dad was one of the first orthodontists in Connecticut.…
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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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The Aim of the Gillespie Approach
The Gillespie Approach has one goal—to help free up the craniosacral fascial system. Let’s help the brain expand and contract…
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A Tight Young Man
A young lad presented with the following history: His grandmother saw that “the doctor yanked him out with a twist.”…
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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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Red-Faced, Straining and Grunting During Bowel Movements
Every time my baby poops, she gets red in her face, strains hard, and grunts. Our pediatrician recommended prune juice…
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Preterm Births and Low Birth Weight
A 14-week-old low-weight infant presented recently with plagiocephaly, torticollis, and failed tie revisions. This is a hypothetical progression of events…
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The Work at Birth, Twenty-Two Years Later
Today was a special day. This is why I am excited about the work on the first day of life.…
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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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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 theory…
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