Physical Trauma
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2019 Articles
Patients Ask, “What Is Fascia?”
Fascia is the tissue that supports and connects everything in the body. It remembers all of its physical and emotional…
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2019 Articles
Fascial Web Characteristics
Since discovering the craniosacral fascial system, I have found some general characteristics about its fascial web or extracellular matrix.
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2019 Articles
Craniosacral Therapy and Gillespie Approach–Craniosacral Fascial Therapy
Often people email me asking the difference between craniosacral therapy, known as CST, and craniosacral fascial therapy, known as CFT…
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2019 Articles
Circumcision Revisited
This story compliments my September 3, 2013, post on circumcision. A four-week-old boy has gas, indigestion, and irregular poops. He…
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2018 Articles
Female Pelvic Conditions
I want to discuss menstrual pain, uterine fibroids, prolapsed uterus, and urinary incontinence. My central question is why do only…
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2018 Articles
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2018 Articles
The Gillespie Approach Treatment Plan
The treatment plan is always to listen to the body for the layer of the onion it wants to heal…
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2018 Articles
The Gillespie Approach and the Immune System
I am presenting a hypothesis for future investigation that the craniosacral fascial system may be closely tied to the function…
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2018 Articles
A Lifetime of Ramifications From Birth Trauma
Two recent patients reminded me of the total body cellular connection of the craniosacral fascial web in space and time.
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2018 Articles
The New Global Standard of Newborn Care: Part 3
The happy baby concept is new for pediatric professionals. In their world healthy babies may not necessarily be happy babies.…
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