Alyssa Frey treating an Infant using craniosacral therapy

Welcome, I’m Alyssa Frey.

I was introduced to CranioSacral Therapy (CST) when working as an Occupational Therapist at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City. 

While traditional medicine and rehabilitation satisfied me up to an extent, I deeply resonated with the CST approach because of its emphasis on addressing more than just individual symptoms. I was drawn to the strong connection between practitioner and client as well as the foundational belief that optimal health and wellness can be cultivated when treating the person as a multidimensional being.

From newborns to the elderly, this gentle hands-on therapy supports central nervous system function and health and guides me toward results that I never could have imagined possible for the families that I love to work with. Because the central nervous system serves as the messenger to all parts of the body, from the organs to the muscles, from the endocrine to the immune systems and is directly impacted by CranioSacral Therapy, it's easy to understand why the results of this technique are so far reaching.  

I look forward to sharing this gift of health with you.

I’m excited to share my handbook: Whole Body Baby.

During the pandemic, when I couldn’t be as hands-on as I was accustomed to being, I sat down to write this book to educate families about the incredible healing benefits of CranioSacral Therapy for babies.

In this concise handbook, you will learn how CranioSacral therapy can aid with:

· Identifying early structural and functional red-flags in the first year
· Feeding challenges
· Torticollis, tongue-tie, plagiocephaly, colic
· Pregnancy and post-partum support
· And more

Whether you are new to learning about this integrative therapy, this book provides an introduction to the history of CranioSacral therapy, its main principles as it relates to babies, case stories, and other useful information that has helped countless people around the world.

More about my background…

My extensive training includes both orthopedic and neurological physical rehabilitation. I have worked in numerous hospitals, including Beth Israel Medical Center, and been in private practice for over two decades.

Over the years I have recognized the benefits of combining integrative therapy and traditional medicine to help children and adults achieve optimal health.