A Possible CFT Unified Health Theory
Einstein attempted to create a Unified Field Theory in which the physics of quantum particles and large masses could be explained as one. He failed and to date no one has created a successful model.
Pelvic/Pectoral Fascial Restriction and Neurological Development
I believe that just because a child is not commando crawling, creeping on hands and knees, standing, or walking on schedule, neurological delayment may not necessarily be the cause.
A Baby’s Story
My daughter’s story begins at home, where she was born breech, frank , and posterior after a short but arduous natural labor and delivery.
An Update From Mom on the Toddler Struggling to Breathe
A seventeen-month-old boy is at The Family Hope Center (FHC) this week from the South. His doctors say that he needs throat surgery. The child cannot open his tight mouth and is on a feeding tube.
Hypotonicity in Babies with Special Needs
When you are working with a special-needs baby/child, s(he) may be very loose at the extremities, but the core of the body can be very tight.
The CFT Web of a Toddler with a Brain Injury
A seventeen-month-old boy is at The Family Hope Center (FHC) this week from the South. His doctors say that he needs throat surgery. The child cannot open his tight mouth and is on a feeding tube.
How Craniosacral Fascial Therapy Helped Heal My Birth Trauma
During the CFT session with Barry and Matt Newell, I immediately went back into the birth position with a lot of unwinding and releasing.
Maternal Trauma in Giving Birth
When Matt Newell, the director of FHC, and I got into her pelvic craniosacral fascial strain pattern, she went directly back into that birth delivery position to unwind. This system remembers all of the body’s trauma back to conception.
Brain Injuries, Birth and CFT/IDM
Seeing children with “birth defects” at The Family Hope Center, I only can think how their lives may have been better with the BBS/CFT/IDM model at birth.
Breathing Birth Trauma
At the Family Hope Center we see brain-injured children. This is a pointed story that may happen to you as a CFT professional one day.