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Craniosacral Fascial Therapy

CFT is based on Dr. Barry Gillespie’s findings that the Craniosacral and Fascial systems are not separate, but one interconnected system. CFT blends two established modalities: Cranial Sacral Therapy and Myofascial Release, into a single, highly effective therapy.

Dr. Barry Gillespie discovered the Craniosacral Fascial System, which consists of a slight motion of the brain and spinal cord pumping cerebrospinal fluid into the fascial web that permeates and connects every structural cell of the body. 

When physical and/or emotional traumas adversely tighten this freely moving system, tremendous pressure can be exerted on associated nerves, muscles, organs, blood vessels, lymph vessels and bones. Profound effects on body function may result as a major cause of health conditions

 CFT revolves around gentle hands-on techniques that work to unwind and release tightness in the fascia to facilitate a freely moving brain, spinal cord and fascial web, which are essential for the well being of all newborns, children and adults.

Fascia

Fascia is an all-encompassing web of connective tissue found throughout the body that structurally supports and protects the entire body as a whole. It is a transport system that helps nourish and detoxify the body. A healthy fascial system allows for the free flow of cerebrospinal fluid from the brain, down the spine and into the fascia.

Causes of Tightness in the craniosacral fascial system:

  • Positional Strain in Utero
  • Birth Trauma
  • Falls
  • Surgeries
  • Accidents
  • Concussions
  • Dental/Ortho Procedures
  • Emotional Traumas
Common symptoms/conditions that may benefit from CFT:
BabiesChildrenAdults
Birth TraumaAsthma  Panic Attacks/Anxiety
Tongue tie/Lip tieEarache  Acne
RefluxConcussion  Back Pain
ColicADHD/ADD  Neck Pain
Inability to LatchLearning Disorders  Gagging
Difficulty SuckingSinus Conditions  Headache
Difficulty SleepingAnxiety  Concussion
ConstipationNeck pain  Digestive Issues
Head AsymmetryDigestive Issues  Gallbladder Issues
Earache  Bedwetting  Cognitive Issues
General FussinessHeadache  Circulatory Issues
TorticollisScoliosis  Respiratory Issues

What does a CFT session look like?

CFT is a gentle, non-invasive, hands on therapy technique guided by the individual. 

The provider softly feels for connective tissue or fascial restrictions. The individual then drives their own movement by stretching, bending, flexing, extending (arching) or twisting while the practitioner gently allows, supports, follows and feels the soft tissues of the body release.

Like a knot in a necklace delicately loosening and unwinding, the individual can release their tightness and fascial strain patterns, relax, and heal.

What does a CFT session look like for baby?

CFT is a gentle, non-invasive, hands on therapy technique guided by the infant. Infant-Driven Movement (IDM) allows the therapist to listen to the baby as they stretch through their fascial strain patterns. 

The provider softly feels for connective tissue or fascial restrictions. The baby then drives their own movement by stretching, bending, flexing, extending (arching) or twisting while the practitioner gently allows, supports, follows and feels the soft tissues of the body release.

Like a knot in a necklace delicately loosening and unwinding, baby can beautifully release their tightness and fascial strain patterns, relax, and heal. The goal is to create a strain-free, thriving and happy baby.

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