Elizabeth Hammond, PT, CST

This sweet baby came in with concerns regarding feeding and headshape and with a little therapy and some beautiful tummy time at home, she made excellent progress! Sure helped to have sister involved too!

These are some of the reasons you might bring them to see me: tongue/lip ties, overall tightness from birth, dislike of tummy time, preference for one side more than the other, crawling with 1 foot and 1 knee on the ground, fussy

I see patients in my office in Cornelius, and limited home visits if within 10 miles of my office.

If you have questions about other concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out. See bio for link.

It uses a very light amount of pressure. It’s equivalent to the amount of force that a nickel makes on a surface.

April is CST (Cranio-Sacral Therapy) Awareness month.

So just what is CST? It’s a gentle, hands-on approach that works with the body’s rhythms to release fascial restrictions, support nervous system regulation, and address root causes rather than just symptoms.

It’s one of the fastest growing areas of healthcare, and the demand for trained infant CST practitioners is growing right along with it.

This month we will be sharing with you the stories, the science, and the reasons practitioners are choosing to add this work to their therapeutic skills.