Infant Conditions
The journey from conception to birth is a complex process and can be fraught with challenges not only for the mother whose body is an integral part of this process, but also for the fetus as it develops. Physical and emotional traumas can occur during fetal development, labor, and delivery.
The FMCM model presents a new look at mitigating timeless incorrigible infant conditions. Conditions including but not limited to:
- Breastfeeding/Bottlefeeding
- Oral Ties: Ankyloglossia, Lip Tie, Buccal Tie
- Sleep issues: difficulties falling asleep, difficulties staying asleep
- Colic
- Gas
- Reflux/gagging/vomiting
- Constipation
- Arching/Tight Baby
- Strabismus
- Torticollis
- Airway Issues
- Plagiocephaly (Cranial Distortions)
- General Fussiness
- Functional and structural difficulties resulting from in utero and birth complications, such as nuchal cord, shoulder dystocia, placenta previa, and more
FMCM uses advanced techniques to identify, evaluate, and reorganize distortions in the infant's fascial weave that have resulted from in-utero, birth, or postnatal stresses.
Fascial Matrix Connection Method® is intended to serve as an adjunct to medically supervised healthcare. Myers Institute continues to collaborate with physicians, nurses, midwives, IBCLCs, speech pathologists, other medical professionals and parents to improve patient care. This ongoing collaboration allows for optimization of the healing process and helps children and adults thrive. FMCM is an innovative state-of-the-art approach that is utilized to enhance other methods, modalities, and procedures, accelerating the healing response.