I'm thinking about the future possibility >of using my PT background and studying cranio-sacral to enhance my LC >skills. I'd like to hear from anyone who has experience in this field >or experience working with people in this field. Yael, you have probably read my posts praising CS work with the babies I work with. I refer to an OT and a PT who are trained in CS. We also have a couple of Doctors of Osteopathy who have treated a few of my clients. I think it would be great for you to do this study and be available for referral as well as helping your own clients. We are campaigning to get a CS session at ILCA sometime soon. It is too important a treatment to be ignored. Some conditions that I have found it most helpful for are: tonic bite baby not opening mouth wide sore nipples that aren't resolved with positioning nipples on one side hurting while other side is fine "chomping" at breast colic and other GI distress baby looking to one side much more than the other (usually accompanying other problems) very slow (or no)weight gain unco-ordinated suck Pat Gima mailto:[log in to unmask]