Thank you for your interest in Intro to Infant Craniosacral Protocol & Fascia Release Techniques with Lori Hendrickson, CST hosted Mary Gold & Elizabeth Evans - 65 E Broadway St., Butte, MT 59701 - Saturday, April 12, 2025. 12pm-6pm local time. 

EARLY BIRD PRICING (until January 12th @ 11:59PM Central Time) - $350
STANDARD PRICING (after January 13th @ 12:00AM Central Time) - $425

In this workshop you will learn a series of connective tissue and fascial stretches that significantly facilitate cranial sacral therapy protocols. These stretches address plagiocephaly, torticollis, acid reflux, an inability to form a good latch while breastfeeding, tongue lip and Buccal tie restrictions and a myriad of other pathologies that can arise with any of these disorders. You will also be introduced to the cranial sacral protocol and will leave with a sound understanding of the cranial sacral system and its functions.  Lori’s workshops are very interactive and collaborative. She encourages students to ask questions and to share case histories throughout the afternoon. The culture of the environment is open and welcoming which cultivates an atmosphere of sharing and learning from all who attend.

There will be one certificate of completion available at the end of this workshop.

- Infants in arms are always welcome! We simply ask if baby gets fussy (or loud) to be prepared to take baby out and/or walk around until settled as to not distract other students. 

- If you are bringing your infant, please only bring your own infant; this is not for relations and/or clients.

- If you plan to bring your infant, please email Hannah before the workshop. *If you would like your infant to be used as a demo, please note, this is not an appointment time, rather an opportunity for the class to learn with the help of your little one. We can’t promise there will be time but knowing beforehand can help us plan accordingly.

- Bring a lunch and/or snacks to enjoy throughout the afternoon.

- Bring a medium to large sized soft-bodied baby-doll to practice with.

- Handouts are available ahead of time for you to print out for class and to keep as a reference.

- Upon completion of this live workshop, you will also receive lifetime access to a previously recorded workshop video for additional educational support, along with your certificate of completion via email. 

If you have any questions about this workshop, please contact Lori's Assistant, Hannah Day.

ABOUT LORI: 
Lori was trained in CST in 1999-2001 and has been practicing in Minnesota and Wisconsin since that time.  Currently, Lori treats patients out of her home in Princeton, Minnesota and also shares her knowledge and experience with Chiropractors and other healthcare professionals through live workshops nationwide.

In her practice, Lori works to keep parents independent of her care (as much as possible) by teaching them specific stretches to perform on their infants as well as other tips to improve nursing latches and digestive and sleeping issues. 

Since the early 2000's, we have seen a significant rise in plageocephaly, torticollis, acid reflux, nursing difficulties, digestive issues and overall restriction and hypertension in infants.  In recent years, infant oral ties have gained recognition as well.  Lori works with local IBCLC’s, midwives, occupational therapists, speech therapists, myofunctional therapists and oral release providers to help and support families that are dealing with feeding, sleeping and breathing issues in their infants.  Lori has followed the teachings of Dr. Ghaheri, Dr. Nora Zaghi, and Richard Baxter along with a myriad of other experts in these specialized fields.  Lori also has the privilege of teaching and networking with a broad spectrum of practitioners nationwide that work with babies and their families to secure the very best lifelong outcomes for infants that struggle with these challenges. The science in this area has plenty of room to progress!  In the meantime, Lori’s focus is to ensure that each mother/infant couple be served in a way that focuses on their unique and individual needs and goals using the knowledge and tools that are most currently practiced and advised at that time. 

Lori has five children of her own and six grandchildren. She and her husband Matt live in Princeton, Minnesota.