Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES)
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2021 Articles
Achalasia
From the Mayo Clinic website: Achalasia is a rare disorder that makes it difficult for food and liquid to pass…
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2021 Articles
Atrial Fibrillation Followup Visit
I never saw this coming forty years ago. I am strongly suggesting that our work needs to be a part…
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2020 Articles
The #1 Cause of Pediatric Asthma
A Mother’s Story “From birth my son had a gurgling sound in his breathing. After many tests, the doctors said…
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2020 Articles
Correcting Infant Reflux
Reflux was usually the last condition to clear for hundreds of babies in our Lancaster research. I am presenting a…
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2019 Articles
The Diaphragm Revisited
Baby C presented at two-weeks-old with oral, neck, gas, and indigestion issues. In his first few visits the craniosacral fascial…
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2019 Articles
Latent Newborn Strain
Thirteen years into the newborn work, I love to talk about the goal of strain-free babies leaving the hospital. But…
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2018 Articles
Infant Surgery
In my practice I do not tell parents what to do. With the many controversies in pediatrics, parents have the…
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2018 Articles
Infant Sphincters
One of the great under-the-radar benefits of the Gillespie Approach at birth is the minimization/elimination of fascial strain in the…
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2015 Articles
A Study Investigating the Effectiveness and Safety of the Baby Brain Score, Gillespie Approach–Craniosacral Fascial Therapy and Infant-Driven Movement Model for Infants
By Kristen Myers, Michael Myers, Priscilla Kercher and Barry Gillespie Abstract Although birth is a natural and wondrous event, physical…
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