Cranial-Sacral Fascial Therapy
Our fasica is an interconnected web of connective tissue within our body. It has as many nerve endings as our skin, and just as sensitive to pain. Tension or strain in one area of the fasica can manifest as pain in an unrelated area of the body. CFT seeks to unwind the whole person to promote healing. It recognizes that the cause of our struggles is often tied up in an area of our body that seems unrelated. Just like a tree, if there is a knot in the tree, the whole grain reflects it. If our fascia is tight, our whole body will feel the effects.
About me
As a mom of three girls and a medical professional, I have seen just how much stress can impact our chronic health conditions. Cranial-sacral Fascial therapy gave me a way to fight back against fascial strain and tension that impaired my body’s ability to recover. The Gillespie Approach to CFT trained me to help the body release and unwind tension through patient led movement. It is a gentle modality that works along side many others, complementing and enhancing them as well. CFT is not massage, it is not cranial-sacral therapy, it is not myo-functional, but a hybrid approach to whole body treatment. For more information on CFT and the Gillespie approach, please visit their website at https://www.gillespieapproach.com/ or make an appointment with us.
“The body is a self-healing organism, so it is really about clearing things out of the way so the body can heal itself.”-Barbara Brennan
My services
CFT 1 hour session
1 hour of CFT
Mom-and-infant 1 hour session
build upon the mother infant bond and receive care together. CFT has shown to benefit breastfeeding outcomes and relax mom and baby by releasing fascial strain.
Prepaid session discount
Prepay for up to 4 individual sessions to receive a 20% discount. These sessions do not expire.
Healing is for everyone
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Healing is for everyone ·
“Tension is a habit. Relaxing is a habit. Bad habits can be broken, good habits formed.”
―William James
Conditions for treatment
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Psychological
Stress
Anxiety/depression
InsomniaADHD/ADD
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Physical
Pain
Chronic conditions
Repetitive motion -
Immunity
Asthma
Digestion
Scars -
Childhood
Bedwetting
Learning disorders
Ear pain
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Infancy
Tethered Oral Airways
Breastfeeding difficulties
Colic and Reflux
Frequently asked questions
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No, CFT is not currently covered by insurance.
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Sessions start at 50$ an hour. Services and fees may be adjust by patient and therapist needs and will be discussed prior to appointment.
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No, CFT is a form of body work that qualifies for the exemption to massage therapy licensure by the state of Montana. I hold a credential as medical assistant as well as my CFT training.
