Sacrum
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2019 Articles
Arching Revisited
With extra time during the coronavirus pandemic, I noticed that the two most popular essays, each over 1,000 reads, discussed…
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2020 Articles
Patients Ask, “What Is Craniosacral?”
Craniosacral refers to the normal neurophysiological motion of the brain, spinal cord, sacrum and all the connecting tissues.
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2019 Articles
“When Will I Be Finished with Therapy?”
No one knows for sure. When a new patient presents on the first visit, no one knows how many layers…
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2019 Articles
Postpartum Pain
A mom emailed me: “Since three months postpartum, I have been having tailbone pain. It is getting worse as I…
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2019 Articles
Metatarsus Adductus
I worked with a toddler from Utah this past week for an intensive visit (two hours a day on Tuesday,…
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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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2018 Articles
The Sacral Cycle
In 1899, Dr. William Sutherland discovered brain motion in humans. More importantly, he discovered that the sacrum moved in synchronicity…
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2017 Articles
“The Fascia Runs the Show”
When I explain the craniosacral fascial system, I neatly separate the “craniosacral” aspect from the “fascial” aspect for easier comprehension.…
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2017 Articles
Hip Clicking and Sleep Disorder
The most fascinating aspect of working in the infant and toddler craniosacral fascial system is the direct connection of two…
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2017 Articles
Tethered Cord
I recently saw a 10-week-old infant with tethered cord. He and mom had a traumatic delivery, resulting in an aneurysm…
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