Dear Colleagues:
   Ann poses an interesting question.
    I am biased as a CST practitioner. I have found  some of the other 
modalities' approach to torticollis to be manipulative, as in  stretching and even 
forcing. From a CST point of view, this is invasive and  engages tissue 
defenses. What I love about CST is its gentleness. Resolution may  occur while mother 
and baby are in a state of profound relaxation. Sometimes  this deep 
relaxation is the result of mother and or baby telling  (virtually reliving)  their 
story with an associated somatoemotional  release.
    However, I think it is the practitioner that is  key. There are certainly 
lousy ones and wonderful ones. I suspect that the  practitioner may be more 
important than the modality..........
    Just my 0.6 ounce of colostrum!
    warmly,
 
Nikki Lee RN, MS, Mother of 2, IBCLC, CCE
Lactation Consultant,  Philadephia Department of Public Health
Maternal-Child Adjunct Faculty, Union  Institute and University
Film Reviews Editor, Journal of Human  Lactation
www.breastfeedingalwaysbest.com

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