Pediatric Craniosacral Therapy

Structural and nervous system support for gentle beginnings.

Birth is beautiful — and it's also a lot of pressure, quite literally, on a very small body. Whether your little one arrived after a long labor, a fast one, an assisted delivery, or a C-section, their tiny nervous system just went through an enormous transition.

Pediatric craniosacral therapy offers a gentle approach to help your baby settle into their body — safely and with ease.

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What can Pediatric Craniosacral Therapy help with?

Feeding & Oral Function

✔ difficulty latching or staying latched

✔ tongue-tie and lip-tie recovery

✔ reflux-like fussiness after feeds

✔ colic and unexplained crying

Structure & Development

✔ torticollis (head tilt/turning)

✔ plagiocephaly (flat spots)

✔ birth & deliver related tension

✔ ear infections & sinus congestion

Nervous System & Behavior

✔ sleep disruption

✔ fussiness, overstimulation & difficulty self-soothing

✔ older children: focus, emotional regulation, and stress from school or sensory overwhelm

Craniosacral therapy works alongside — not instead of — your pediatrician and lactation consultant. It serves as a wonderful addition to your existing care team.

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What Can I Expect From My Child’s Session?

Your child stays fully clothed for the entire 30-45 minute session. Infants are held in a parent's lap or gently supported on a padded table — whatever's most comfortable. There's no cracking, twisting, or forceful movements of any kind; the touch used is often no heavier than the weight of a nickel.

You stay in the room with your child for the entire session. Bring a favorite blanket, feed if it's feeding time, and together we’ll follow your child's lead — sessions are built around their comfort, not a rigid protocol.

Many families notice a shift after the very first visit. For ongoing patterns (like torticollis or long-standing feeding tension), a short series of sessions often supports the most lasting change.

Booking Options

infant | 0-12 months

child | 12+ months

Questions about your child’s care options?

Feel free to reach out — I’m here to help.