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Upledger Institute
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14 recommendations and reviews from 13 people
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December 28, 2017
Maria J. asked:I want to take a craniosacral course; Suggestions please.Ellen M. replied:https://www.upledger.com
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December 19, 2017
Tammie M. asked:Hi! I'd like to learn more about working with the vagus nerve. Any resources or trainings you'd recommend? Thanks!Tami G. replied:Upledger.com offers a class in cranial nerves, taught by Karen Axelrod
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December 22, 2015
Lisa T. asked:Anyone in Houston who does Craniosacral work for migraine relief? Or a headache specialist? I'm looking to refer a friend's cousin.Elizabeth H. replied:Look at www.upledger.com There's a find a practitioner site where you can see who is in your area. http://www.iahp.com/pages/search/index.php
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Referral from
July 22, 2014
Brenda J. asked:I can't decide if I should go to a chiropractor or massage. (Neither feel good BTW) My neck, head and ear hurt.
Deb L. replied:Here's what cranio is all about. I love my therapist and will happily refer you to her if you'd like to give it a try. She's the best! http://upledger.com/
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May 22, 2014
Kelly D. asked:Does anyone have a good recommendation for a chiropractor that specializes in cranial and jaw work? Would really appreciate referrals please and thank you...♡
Sheila R. replied:Find a massage therapist that specializes in Cranial Sacral Therapy certified by the John Upledger Institute http://www.upledger.com/
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March 16, 2014
Valerie L. asked:Does anyone have a recommendation for someone who does craniosacral therapy in FW?Anita F. replied:Tamera Siple 260-438-8566 you can check upledger.com
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January 7, 2014
Megan T. asked:Who here has gone to a licensed massage therapist and had a lymphatic massage? Experiences?
Susan K. replied:Yes, this is certainly worth a try if lymph nodes tend to swell and get sluggish. For me, I'm sure that's where the die-off gets stuck and sticky. There are several different training methods, but I have the most faith in people through the IAHP (linked to the Upledger Institute for Craniosacral Therapy). You can find therapists all over the world at their website. FIND A PRACTITIONER. Type in city state or region. On the right column you'll find specialties.....click on Lymphatic Drainage. When people's names come up you'll see to the right how many dots they have....means how many courses they've attended. The more dots, the more serious of student to the work. All manual therapies are an art form....not all therapists have the same skill levels. You may need to try a couple before you find 'the just right one'. There is also some Self Lymph Drainage on YouTube where you can self-treat regions of the body. www.upledger.com
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November 19, 2013
Raising K. asked:Advice Please! Repost from Lybia I really needed to know some natural ways to treat epilepsy.. Thank u
Kelli B. replied:Detoxification is where it's at! It's a journey too. Also check out some of the teachers and 2 nd level certified CranioSacral Therapists at Upledger.com where they specialize working with the brain and central nervous system.
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November 15, 2013
Joannie L. asked:Hi all! I've got a client who has a 3 month old with torticollis. She is going to a pediatric chiropractor and looking for a massage therapist that does infant cranio-sacral therapy. Is there anything you think that i may suggest to her? The problem is in her axis.
Cathy M. replied:Joannie, the Upledger institute has a find a therapist service on their web page www.upledger.com You can put in any zip code and get therapists listed in that area. Also can check to see if therapists have had advanced training in pediatric CST. CST as taught by upledger is a very gentle therapy.
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Referral from
September 30, 2013
Emily R. asked:I'm doing an article on craniosacral therapy, and I need recommendations for practitioners in Santa Fe!Sherri E. replied:go to upledger.com and click on find a therapist. CST is awesome!!!
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Referral from
July 1, 2013
Lisa M. asked:I have a friend looking for someone who does Lymphatic Drainage in the Buford/Flowery Branch area. Any ideas?Chelsea T. replied:Visit www.upledger.com or their sister institute, the chickly institute. They list all therapist in any area of your choosing that have taken at least one class on lymphatic drainage.
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Referral from
March 30, 2012
Paulla A. asked:any info about ce classes for crano - sacral or manual lymphatic drainage? Killeen, Austin, Waco area. thanksShelli D. replied:Upledger - Founder of CranioSacral - will be holding a 4 day class CST I in Austin in August. So incredibly worth the time and money. If you want to learn a full body protocol....best way to do so. Amazing training program. Visit www.upledger.com. or call me and I can help you get registered and with a discount ;)
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Referral from
January 20, 2015
Autism M. asked:Lisa has 2 questions - Are there any autism charter schools in the us and If so where? Any you recommend as awesome! Also have Any families had to resort to havjng 2 homes so that aggressive autusm brother is seperated from other brothers?Freya M. replied:My son was diagnosed at 2.5, and only now, by age 7, I'm taking him out of the spectrum. I've learned a few things on the way, because no doctor tells you what to do, and if you want to solve this puzzle, you're left on your own. So I learned that some times something goes wrong during birth, and the skull gets damaged. The alignment of the bones gets damaged, causing a dysfunctional movement of the skull. The brain inside suffers, can't develop correctly, and we see Autism. The brain is weak, and the child shows all kind of neurological problems. I found that Craniosacral therapy (Upledger's), can fix the alignment of the skull bones until puberty (around 12). I also found a brand new sensory therapy that activates the plasticity of the brain and new cells are born, and the brain gets stronger, and the child begins to get out of his shell, and sensory issues get better and better with the pass of the weeks, and the only thing I have to do is sensory exercises at home. It's called Mendability (at Mendability.com ), and works at any age because brain plasticity is a natural characteristic of the mammalian brain, the way also the liver knows how to regenerate itself. The brain needs to feel "change" in order to light the button of survival: "The environment is changing, I have to readapt", and for that I need new connections, new paths, new cells. To make this you have to challenge the senses, which are the Input of our computer called Brain. Specifically two senses to make this magic come true: Smell and Touch. So in this therapy the child gets scented 24 hours a day, and Touch is also constantly activated by barefoot walking on different textures on key points in the house. There are also exercises done twice a day, simple, some even fun, and it only takes minutes. I recommend them with all my heart. Amazing results. A mom has to do what she has to do, and if it means becoming a Multisensorial therapist then you become a Multisensorial therapist for your son. Don't worry, it's not hard. Much luck!
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Referral from
January 8, 2015
Autism M. asked:Hong Says We're seeking an insurance plan covering OT, ST, ABA... for my 5 years old severe autistic son. We live in Blacksburg-Virginia so Aetna seems the most suitable. Is there anyone taking Aetna's plan for family and autism? Can you recommend me which plan we can take? My son is non-verbal and has a lot of sensory disorder. We'll try our best for him to have as much intervention as possible. No one in my family is citizen or have green card. Please give me some advice! Thank you all!Freya M. replied:I've been reading a lot lately to gather info about the therapies that cured my son: Upledger's Craniosacral therapy and Mendability. In a study done by Upledger he found a Craniosacral dysfunction in ALL the autistic children he checked up. Go and hav e yours checked up as well. You can find a practitioner here: www.upledger.com In parallel for a full and quick recovery do with him at home, sensory exercises of Mendability (go to www.mendability.com ).
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