Infant Craniosacral Fascial Therapy
in Middle Tennessee
The Gillespie Approach is a gentle modality that helps the body release its tight connective tissue from its physical and emotional traumas.
Newborns, whose untreated fascial strains can result in a lifetime of health issues.
Serving families across Middle Tennessee
The therapeutic goal of CFT is to mitigate the effects of any birth trauma that may have restricted the craniosacral fascial system. Releasing fascial tightness allows the cranial bones and sacrum to correct which optimizes flow of cerebrospinal fluid throughout the brain, spinal cord and entire body.
Does your birth story include a C-section, induction, long labor, vacuum or forceps delivery, shoulder dystocia or nuchal cord (cord wrapped around baby’s neck)?
If so, these instances may cause strain on the craniosacral fascial system
and/or central nervous system. CFT has been shown to benefit
babies associated with these types of birth traumas.
“I’m so thankful for the introduction to bodywork after my baby girl’s oral tie releases. I hadn’t realized how stressed her little body had been until we spent some time ‘unwinding’ and calming her system down. It’s amazing what extra support was able to do for making her recovery from a stressful newborn stage more complete. Thank you for helping both my baby and me get to ENJOY each other!”
Stephanie C.
The root of many lactation issues...
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Are due to soft tissue traumas related to fetal development, labor and delivery.
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Almost all newborns live with untreated fascial strain from these traumas.
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When the strained oral tissues are not functioning completely, nursing issues can arise.
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Oral structures are controlled by the fascial web, releasing tension in the web can facilitate correction of these issues and significantly improve the overall outcome of lip and tongue tie revisions.
Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT)
Getting started is easy, request an Infant or Adult CFT Session.