Babies and Craniosacral Therapy  Northern Ireland

Parents commonly bring their babies for Craniosacral Therapy in the first weeks following birth.
The baby’s mother and/or father will usually be invited to be part of the session.

As the baby responds to treatment this shared experience can deepen the bonds within the new family.
Young babies may be cuddled and fed during treatment, and older babies can play with their parents and the therapist.

Craniosacral Therapy is beneficial even if pregnancy and birth were trouble-free.

It can also offer support for:

• establishing and supporting breastfeeding
• developing good sleep patterns
• early infant feeding problems, including colic, reflux and allergies
• torticollis (wry neck)
• bonding with parents and siblings
  
  

Craniosacral Therapy for Children.

Children of all ages can benefit from Craniosacral Therapy (CST).
CST is a nurturing and calming approach to childhood health care.
Many children presenting with behavioural, social and learning difficulties respond positively to this gentle and supportive therapy. 

 

https://www.craniosacral.co.uk/