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2022 Articles
Managing Infant Expectations
For infant providers the vast majority of parents are completely understanding of our work. On occasion, there may be some…
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Managing Patient Expectations
Managing patient expectations is important in a clinical setting. We need to be realistic and honest with our patients. If…
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Tips on Practicing the Gillespie Approach
Thank you, John Malloy, for reminding me of “overthinking” at a Gillespie Approach Course. As my students were treating each…
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“My Baby Could Not Hold the Adjustment”
A mother brought her fussy baby in for therapy. She was constantly crying in pain and keeping her parents up…
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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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A Zero-Second Brain Cycle Revisited
Many of your patients may present with a zero-second brain cycle. You cannot manually feel any brain expansion or contraction.…
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Concussion Techniques for Gillespie Approach Therapists
When a patient presents with a concussion and a zero-second brain cycle, these are excellent techniques to expedite care. We…
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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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Large Baby Stuck in the Birth Canal
It is nice to have competent students. When her friend in Iowa recommended that her toddler see a local Gillespie…
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