Why Treating the Symptom Isn't Enough (And What "Snap Back" Really Means)
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In this episode, Meaghan shares a story from her clinic about co-treating a baby before a tongue tie release, and why the ease of a neck release her new staff member noticed had almost nothing to do with the neck itself.
She walks through why a cord wrap in utero can pull on abdominal fascia and travel all the way up into the neck and tongue, and introduces the concept of "Snap Back," what happens when a tight neck is treated in isolation and the baby reverts back to the same pattern within a day or two.
Meaghan explains why all fascial lines connect through the suboccipital area, why that makes symptom-only treatment feel like a win in the moment, and what practitioners can do to find the real starting point of a tension pattern before it shows up somewhere else.
She also shares what this means for parents whose baby's improvement didn't hold after treatment, and why that's a sign to look deeper, not a sign that something went wrong.
Plus, Meaghan announces CST Foundations returning in person this fall out of her new office space, a three day, hands-on training for practitioners ready to learn root cause craniosacral work.
Timestamps:
- 2:30 – The clinic story: what Meaghan really treated before a tongue tie release
- 8:00 – What she did (and didn't) do with the mouth
- 11:30 – Root cause vs. symptom: the bigger idea
- 16:00 – Introducing "Snap Back"
- 21:00 – For practitioners: finding the real starting point
- 27:30 – Key takeaways and CST Foundations in-person this fall
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