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 Craniosacral
Therapy Treatments for Newborns, Babies, Children, and Pregnant Women
Treatments use only a light touch of 5 grams or less. They are thus
gentle, non-invasive and safe.
Pre and Post-Natal Treatments
Pre-natal treatments improve the general health and well-being of mother
and baby, facilitate pregnancy and delivery while providing relief from
most of the symptoms associated with the birth process.
Post-natal treatments help a newborn grow to the best of its abilities by
detecting and correcting hidden obstetrical lesions (in particular in
deliveries involving a cesarean or forceps) that may hinder growth and
cause future problems. Evaluation and treatment can be performed at any
stage in a babys development and are highly recommended in the weeks
following birth. One visit is usually enough to detect and correct basic
problems. They also address most common disorders such as:
Insomnia and crying to excess
Regurgitation, colic, diarrhea, constipation, reflux
Plagiocephaly (asymmetry of cranium)
Respiratory distress
Otitis, sinusitis
Hyperirritability of the nervous system
Sucking and breast feeding difficulties
Poor muscle tone
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| Checking baby Hannah's
palate |
Jennifer performing
a dural stretch |
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| Newborn
meningeal spinal stretch |
Using vibratory
percussion to stimulate
Hannah's nervous system |
Treatments For Children
Treatments help them be more balanced, more focused, more in touch with
themselves and in better health. They also address a wide range of
disorders such as:
Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD/ADD)
Learning difficulties and concentration deficit
Reading difficulties, dyslexia
Asthma
Autism, Aspergers syndrome
Scoliosis and motor-coordination impairments
Teeth and jaw misalignment
Side effects of orthodontic braces (headaches, scoliosis)
Otitis, sinusitis
Fears, phobias, emotional difficulties
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© 2009 Jennifer Mercier, Ph.D.
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website are intended as a sharing of knowledge and information from the
research and experience of Jennifer
Mercier. They are not intended to replace the advice of a medical doctor.
You
are encouraged to make your
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