Trauma
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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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2020 Articles
Red Umbilical Cord Mark Appears on Patient’s Throat
The body releases its traumas in its own space and time.
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2020 Articles
Torticollis and Sleep Issues
As a therapist, occasionally a golden clinical moment arises with a sprinkle of pixie dust in the air, where all…
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2020 Articles
We Treat Tight People, Not Diseases
In 1998, the copy editor of my first book taught me a valuable lesson. I had written in a number…
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2019 Articles
Tongue-Tie and Pectus Excavatum
I noticed something unusual last week in my pectus excavatum baby. After working on him without much success, I started…
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2019 Articles
Suck, Swallow, and Breathe Revisited
Newborns need to suck, swallow, and breathe well to thrive. An acceptable suck-swallow-breathe coordinating ratio is 1:1:1 or 2:1:1. Poor…
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2019 Articles
Latent Clubfoot-like Adult Strains
Gillespie Approach providers please take note: A 35-year-old woman with many structural issues presented for her fifth visit. Her fascia…
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2019 Articles
Tensegrity
Wikipedia describes tensegrity as a structural principle based on the use of isolated components in compression inside a net of…
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2018 Articles
Authentic Healing
Patients often say I am stretching their bodies or squeezing their necks in therapy. In reality I am just following…
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2018 Articles
Lateral Side-Bending Arch
Most commonly in the Gillespie Approach we work with babies/children/adults who arch backward into extension and bend forward into flexion.
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