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Ep: 345: The Hidden Link Between Pediatric Feeding Struggles & Craniosacral Therapy

Ep: 345: The Hidden Link Between Pediatric Feeding Struggles & Craniosacral Therapy 

In this episode, Hallie Bulkin interviews Meaghan Beames, a craniosacral therapist, discussing the profound impact of craniosacral therapy on infant feeding and development. They explore Meaghan’s journey into this field, the connection between craniosacral therapy and oral development, and the importance of addressing tension patterns in infants. 

The conversation emphasizes the need for more qualified providers in this area and the significance of nervous system regulation for both babies and parents. Meaghan shares insights on the number of therapy sessions needed, the challenges faced by families, and the importance of meeting them where they are. The episode concludes with advice for those looking to build a business in infant therapy, highlighting the ongoing demand for these services.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

 ✔️Craniosacral therapy can significantly improve infant feeding issues.

 

 ✔️Tension patterns in the body can affect a baby’s ability to feed.

 

 ✔️It’s essential to meet families where they are in their journey.

 

 ✔️Nervous system regulation is crucial for both infants and parents.

 

 ✔️Craniosacral therapy helps babies feel safe and calm.

 

 ✔️The number of therapy sessions needed varies by individual case.

 

 ✔️Craniosacral therapy can aid in the recovery post-tongue tie release.

 

 ✔️There is a growing need for qualified providers in infant therapy.

 

 ✔️Parents often feel overwhelmed and need support in their journey.

 

 ✔️Building a business in infant therapy can be rewarding and necessary.

 

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