Therapy for Adults:

CST is a gentle, profound method of easing away restrictions in the head, neck, spine and pelvis, relieving pain and restoring function. Focus is given to connective tissues, musculature and cranial bones to improve flexibility and mobility. Treatment may include SomatoEmotional Release- a therapeutic process using CST touch and dialogue which helps rid your body of stored physical and emotional distress to improve energy, freedom from associated pain, promoting a sense of tranquility and wellness.

Therapies are effective for a wide variety of both acute and chronic concerns, including (but not limited to):

• Chronic stress and tension

• Depression & anxiety

• Low vitality

• Headaches & migraines

• TMJ dysfunction

• Chronic neck & back pain

• Injury/ post-surgery recovery

• Immune disorders

• Emotional trauma

• Sensory processing disorders & Autism

• Learning differences, ADD & ADHD

Occupational Therapy for Children

Aubrie will evaluate developmental areas of concern, listen to caregiver goals and create a treatment plan to improve a child's ability to perform daily tasks, maximize independence with self-care skills, and enhance sensory processing/ self-regulation skills.

CranioSacral Therapy for Infants, Children & Teens

Early life in utero or during delivery, can set a pattern in motion that may not support ultimate development. CST helps correct these physical restrictions, memories or emotions that could be limiting growth and development.

CST is gentle and effective for infants and toddlers with a variety of concerns, including (but not limited to):

• Any difficulty in labor and/ or bonding

• Breastfeeding challenges/ latching concerns

• Sleeping concerns, fussy, hard to soothe

• Torticollis- tendency to turn head to only one side

• Plagiocephaly- head misshapen, flat surface or has bumps or ridges

• Digestive issues, including colic, reflux and constipation

• Developmental delays

• Ear infections

CST is beneficial for children and teens with a variety of concerns, including (but not limited to):

• Headaches/ Migraines

• TMJ Syndrome- clenching or grinding

• Sports injuries & falls with or without concussion

• Learning challenges

• Hyperactivity and/ or anxiety

• Auditory & Sensory Processing disorders

• Speech & language development challenges

• Seizure disorders

• Ear infections