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Sherri offers Craniosacral Fascial Therapy (CFT), a gentle, hands-on approach that works with the body's fascial and craniosacral systems. Rather than forcing the body to change, Sherri follows patterns of tension and movement with subtle, intentional touch.

Clients often seek CFT for:

  • Fascial tension or restriction

  • Head, neck, or jaw tension

  • Limited or uncomfortable movement

  • General body tension

  • Relaxation and regulation

  • Postural patterns

  • Birth-related tension in infants

  • Infant feeding-related tension

  • Torticollis or head preference in babies

  • Support alongside other therapeutic care

Craniosacral Fascial Therapy

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“The body doesn’t always need more pressure to create change. Sometimes it needs less force, more listening, and enough space to show us where it wants to go.”
— Sherri Clark, LMT

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