Guest guest Posted December 16, 2003 Report Share Posted December 16, 2003 In response to the post on ear tubes/drainage: My daughter (age 8) has craniosacral therapy once or twice a week, started about a year ago or so. I think it has helped with many things. My daughter does sound a bit less congested. I know that whenever we go in and she is particularly congested they work on the fluids and she sounds much better after a treatment. More remarkably for us, it reversed her scoliosis. I was in fear we were headed for a brace and much to my surprise the next visit to the ortho doc showed her scoloisis was only 9 degrees. Craniosacral therapy can also help with reflux and lots of other issues. They also do work in her mouth to help advance her feeding skills, etc. It is important to find someone who works with children. There are therapists closer to us, but we go to a practice where they treat lots of special needs kids. There is certainly no harm in trying the therapy and you may see good benefit from it. Oh...and my daughter LOVES going in for treatments. She feels better afterwards. -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2003 Report Share Posted December 16, 2003 That is right, Dylan lies right down for his treatment. The first visit was done at home while he was asleep, then he cried for a few. Now he knows he feels better afterwards and does great with it. Kim > In response to the post on ear tubes/drainage: > > My daughter (age 8) has craniosacral therapy once or twice a week, started > about a year ago or so. I think it has helped with many things. My daughter > does sound a bit less congested. I know that whenever we go in and she is > particularly congested they work on the fluids and she sounds much better > after a treatment. More remarkably for us, it reversed her scoliosis. I was > in fear we were headed for a brace and much to my surprise the next visit to > the ortho doc showed her scoloisis was only 9 degrees. Craniosacral therapy > can also help with reflux and lots of other issues. They also do work in her > mouth to help advance her feeding skills, etc. It is important to find > someone who works with children. There are therapists closer to us, but we go > to a practice where they treat lots of special needs kids. There is certainly > no harm in trying the therapy and you may see good benefit from it. > > Oh...and my daughter LOVES going in for treatments. She feels better > afterwards. > > -- > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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