Inner Peace, Inner Stillness
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I always knew my career should be in health care. From the ripe age of 4, until 20, I was
resolved that medicine was my calling. That shifted when some older friends were going
through medical school. I quickly decided that the “fix it in 5 minutes with a drug
prescription” was not the connection that I wanted with my patients. Physical therapy
was the natural solution.
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Children Are Joy
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As infants and children we start out our journey in joy. Many times, as we grow, that joy becomes more and more elusive. Sometimes we even lose it in early childhood. Yet we all have the opportunity to reconnect with that joy.
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Connect, and Live
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I have been quoted numerous times regarding my belief that “one of the greatest gifts of craniosacral therapy is that it offers the individual the opportunity to heal at whatever level they desire…physically, emotionally, or spiritually”. However, having had the opportunity to watch literally thousands of individuals on this path of healing, it becomes very obvious how difficult it is for many of us to “connect” with all these aspects.
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CST for ADHD
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Literally every week a parent or grandparent calls our clinic with the same statement and question: “[someone] told me about this craniosacral therapy and that it could help my child/grandchild with ADHD/ADD. What is this and how can it help my child?”
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Shaping the Heads of the Future,expanded
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Plagiocephaly is the medical term for “misshapen head”. It has become a prevalent condition in our infants and toddlers. The current thoughts on the cause of this condition are “positioning” and “in-utero positioning”. General positioning issues are believed to be linked to the amount of time that babies are spending on their backs.
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Vanessa's Story
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At 30 years of age, with a 15 year history of low back pain, I faced severe neck problems affecting my ability to use my arms. I was not able to pick up my infant son. Being a physical therapist, I “knew” how to treat these conditions; for years I had been “keeping my symptoms at bay”. However, facing long term nerve damage to my sciatic nerve, while losing both sensation and strength in my arms; I knew I needed to take a more aggressive approach.
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