CranioSacral Therapy:
CranioSacral Therapy is a gentle, non-invasive manual therapy technique used to enhance the function of the body and its capacity for self-healing. The CranioSacral System includes the cranial bones, spine, membranes, sacrum, and the cerebrospinal fluid that flows throughout this system. CranioSacral Therapy focuses on releasing restrictions and tension within the body that limit performance of its systems and also rebalances the central nervous system.
CranioSacral Therapy can be used in combination with other therapies and treatment and may improve pain, emotional and physical trauma, and limit symptoms of many conditions and diagnoses.
Contact our office with any questions or to arrange for treatment with Robyn Reise:
- (773) 697-7333
- office@sensablekids.com
Symptoms, conditions and diagnoses CranioSacral Therapy can support include but not limited to:
- Torticollis
- Plagiocephaly
- Constipation
- Tongue/Lip Tie (pre/post revision)
- Breastfeeding Difficulties
- Reflux
- Autism
- ADD/ADHD
- Sensory Processing and Regulation Disorders
- Colic
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Acute Musculoskeletal Dysfunction
- Pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Pregnancy and Postnatal Wellness
Frequently Asked Questions:
01. What should my child wear for therapy?
Your child should dress in comfortable clothing that will allow ease of movement. We occasionally do messy play activities, so clothing should be something your child can get messy (i.e. painting, shaving cream, crafts, etc.)
02. What does a treatment session look like?
At SensAble Kids, we utilize a relationship-based approach and believe that forming trust and establishing relationships with our clients and their families are the foundation for the therapeutic process. Treatment sessions may occur in a large or small gym space with mats, swings, and climbing equipment. Part of the session may also include going into a smaller room for fine and visual motor activities. Therapeutic treatment activities are play/skill-based and are dependent on the child’s individual goals and may include, but are not limited to gross and fine motor sensorimotor activities, fine motor coordination tasks, handwriting, and messy play activities.
03. Are parents allowed to/expected to attend treatment sessions?
Parents are encouraged to join treatment sessions with their children. Attending sessions are a wonderful opportunity for learning about what (and why) your child is doing during treatment sessions and how to carry over this treatment at home. Attending sessions is also an excellent way to learn and practice therapeutic techniques to enhance movement patterns, motor planning, sensory processing, and regulation.
04. How long are treatment sessions?
Treatment sessions are typically 60 minutes- 50 minutes of direct treatment, 10 minutes of transition time/discussing the session and/or reviewing the home program with parents. Longer or shorter sessions may be recommended based on the needs of your child.
05. Will my insurance cover treatment?
Our office will verify insurance and review details with you prior to your child receiving services. We are in network for Blue Cross Blue Shield, but will submit to/work with any insurance company as an out of network provider. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about your insurance policy and help you navigate the insurance process.
06. How long will my child be in therapy?
The length of treatment varies for each child. We discuss discharge planning from the beginning and are constantly reassessing goals and monitoring progress throughout the treatment process. Goals are established through collaboration of the family and the therapist. The length of therapy is determined by goal achievement and functional status of the child’s participation in their routine and daily occupations as reported by the child, parents, teachers, etc. Carry-over of home programs and parent involvement do positively impact progress and may shorten the duration of treatment.
07. Will my child receive “homework”?
Children and their parents will receive home programs to encourage carry-over of treatment at home, support participation in the child’s routine and daily occupations, and carry over techniques that support regulation and interaction with family, peers, and caregivers. Therapists work with the family to ensure the programs are supportive and a good fit for the family/child’s routine.
08. Is it possible for my therapist to do a school visit?
Yes! Therapists often do school visits and will collaborate with teachers and school staff to support your child’s ability to function and access their full potential at school in both learning and social situations. Therapists can also attend IEP meetings to support the family and child as requested.
09. Does SensAble Kids provide screenings to see if my child needs an evaluation?
Yes! We provide screenings in school, daycare and clinic settings to help you determine whether your child would benefit from a comprehensive evaluation.
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