Freedom Therapies

09/05/2026

Hi guys, All calls/messages will be replied to after 25th. Thanks for your continued support. Time for some self care and family time🙏

08/05/2026

07/05/2026

🌸 Discover the Benefits of CranioSacral Therapy for Women’s Health! 🌸

From easing pelvic floor tension to supporting conception and trauma recovery, CranioSacral Therapy (CST) offers a gentle, non-invasive approach that helps women heal on a deeper level. Read our latest interview with Heather Hinz, MS OTR/L, CST-T, to learn how CST can transform women's health and well-being.

💡 Explore how manual therapy is changing the lives of women struggling with physical and emotional health challenges.

📖 Read this article: https://www.iahe.com/storage/docs/articles/The-Benefits-of-Cranio-Sacral-Therapy-in-Women-s-Health-2.pdf or Upledger.com Searchable Article Database



https://www.iahe.com/storage/docs/articles/The-Benefits-of-Cranio-Sacral-Therapy-in-Women-s-Health-2.pdf

06/05/2026

We all have Primative reflexes, how are they affecting you or your child ?? Life is so much smoother when these reflexes are integrated. So many are not....causing much distress in out physical and emotional bodies.

Anxiety, school issues, Sensory issues, ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia , Fears/phobias. Motion sickness, poor balance, poor digestion, poor sleep dont like getting hair washed...the list is endless!

Information is key 🔑 structured movement & 1-1 sessions are proving to make a massive impact, lessing the severity of symptoms and in some cases the cessation of symptoms.

Fascinating work, watching my own kids learn and grow into more confident, regulated and able bodied individuals has been the driving force behind this. To realise that i had so many of these reflexes also was an added bonus, i have learned and overcome and now thrive in the areas that were difficult.

My wish is that every one would know the importance of primitive reflex integration!

30/04/2026

Foundational milestones needed for…

Reading and writing development. Even as a baby, the body is ready for learning development through motor and foundational skills.

While tummy time is a critical component that supports a child’s reading and writing development later down the road, there are other foundational areas that support:

🤩Eye tracking
🤩Auditory processing
🤩Task completion
🤩Copying notes from the chalkboard to paper

And, several other areas of learning as well. If these areas are not fully developed during the infant and toddler stages, you may start to see gaps in learning as the child enters school.

To find out the 3 foundational areas needed for helping kids read, write, and copy notes, leave a comment here and we’ll send you the link.

27/04/2026

A beautiful day learning some more invaluable techniques. 🙏💛 Upledger CranioSacral Institute

27/04/2026

Bed wetting, can't sit still, hyperactive? It could be due to a retained Spinal galant reflex....

Bedwetting can be a huge concern for parents and children and there are many theories and methods to help children

23/04/2026

Science now confirms what we experience during body work! Your body holds the stories .....bodywork taps into this allowing for a beautiful unfolding and release.

Scientists just overturned one of neuroscience's most fundamental assumptions — memory is not stored exclusively in the brain but distributed across the body's entire cellular network, with non-neural cells in organs, muscles, and immune tissue actively participating in memory formation and recall.

Research at the Salk Institute using single-cell RNA sequencing across 47 different tissue types found that learning experiences trigger identical molecular memory consolidation processes in liver cells, kidney cells, muscle cells, and immune cells as those occurring simultaneously in hippocampal neurons during memory formation. The cellular memory process involves epigenetic modifications — chemical changes to DNA packaging that alter which genes are expressed — that encode information about experiences in cells throughout the body with the same molecular signatures as neural memory engrams. Blocking these peripheral cellular memory processes impaired recall even when brain hippocampal function remained completely intact.

The most striking finding came from transplant medicine: organ recipients receiving livers and kidneys from donors with specific phobias showed measurable preference changes and mild acquired responses related to their donor's documented experiences in 12 documented cases — previously dismissed as coincidence but now explicable through cellular memory transfer. Non-neural cellular memory appears to encode emotional and physiological associations with experiences through hormone and neurotransmitter exposure during the original experience.

This discovery fundamentally expands where neuroscience looks for memory and potentially where medicine intervenes when memory-related conditions require treatment.
Source: Salk Institute for Biological Studies, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Nature Cell Biology, 2025

21/04/2026

Swinging is not just a fun activity but can also be incredibly beneficial for children’s sensory development...https://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-02-sensory-integration-swinging-not-just-for-recess/

21/04/2026

Did you know that Gross Motor Skills are directly linked to your child's brain development? https://ilslearningcorner.com/2020-02-gross-motor-skills-tied-to-childs-brain-development/