Craniosacral & Bodywork

Craniosacral Therapy for Infants

Infants communicate through movement, feeding, sleep patterns, and behavior. Areas of tension or restriction can sometimes affect how babies feed, move, settle, and engage with their environment.

As both an occupational therapist and Craniosacral practitioner, I assess how your baby is moving and developing while providing gentle treatment.

Common concerns include:

• Difficulty latching or feeding

• Oral tension

• Torticollis

• Head-turning preference

• Flat spots on the head

• Body stiffness or asymmetry

• Reflux-related discomfort

• Difficulty calming or settling

• Sleep challenges

• Delayed motor milestones

Parents often leave sessions with a better understanding of their baby's movement patterns and practical strategies to support development at home.

Craniosacral Therapy for Older Children

For older children, Craniosacral Therapy can help support nervous system regulation, comfort, and movement efficiency while also providing valuable information about functional skills and developmental performance.

Sessions may address:

• Sensory regulation challenges

• Coordination difficulties

• Retained primitive reflexes

• Postural concerns

• Headaches or tension

• Oral motor challenges

• Body awareness

• Motor planning

• Attention and self-regulation

• General movement quality

Because of my occupational therapy background, treatment is always connected to meaningful outcomes that support participation at home, school, and in the community.