Nursing Difficulty
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A Retruded Mandible
A skilled IBCLC referred a ten-week-old boy for evaluation and possible treatment. She noticed a tongue tie and, before she…
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Fascial Strains and Co-responding Problems
The interesting factor of the infant work is that areas of tightness in the body often match the presenting conditions.…
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The Nostrils
This work keeps me humble. For 45 years, I had not paid any attention to the nostrils. Since they are…
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Arching, Mouth Breathing, and a Sacral Dimple
Dr. Barry Gillespie Writes: Mom said that her baby arches his back a lot, but his pediatrician said that was…
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The Infant Fascial Web Is All Connected
Sometimes God sends you a patient just to confirm a basic principle in your mind—the infant fascial web is all…
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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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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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Oral Ties Revisited
A mom emailed me a typical case of oral ties and professional tunnel vision. Yes, craniosacral fascial therapy can help.…
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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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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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