Like most Mothers, I found the first few months after having my daughter trying, both physically and mentally. I experienced pain in my back and arm from  feedings and holding my baby. I was exhausted by the sleepless nights. And mentally drained from the worries of now caring for another human being. For the physical ailments I sought out help from my chiropractor, acupuncturist and Physical Therapist. While each of these modalities eased my pain and kept the discomfort at bay, the pain would return. During a CST session for my daughter (post a lip and tongue tie release procedure), I mentioned these pains to the practitioner. I scheduled an appointment for myself and after the first session I immediately experienced relief - both physically and mentally. My life was changed. My back pain was gone. My arm pain was gone. And although still tired, the feeling of complete exhaustion was gone. I felt like someone had hit a reset button and I was able to better focus on both my daughter and myself.

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After my maternity leave was over, I found it difficult to schedule appointments for both me and my daughter. I then looked into becoming a practitioner. I left my 17-year tenure in the corporate world for one in alternative healing and have never looked back. I study with Dr. Ron Wish, a leading CST practitioner in the Northeast, at the Great River Craniosacral Therapy Institute for my beginning, advanced and continuing trainings. In addition, I also take courses at the Upledger Institute International,  “a healthcare resource center recognized worldwide for its comprehensive education programs, advanced treatment options and for its unique outreach initiatives.”

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Although my postpartum days are behind me, I continue to receive CST sessions on myself to cope with everyday stresses and to maintain a healthy balance in my life.

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I hold an Accounting Degree from the University of Connecticut.