Indiana:
Kari Cantrell, LMT, CD
Studio 2TEN Massage 210 S Adams Street Bloomington, IN 47404 (219) 805-8735 www.studio-2ten.com/spa www.bloomingtondoula.com I have been practicing massage therapy for just over five years now, and have truly found my passion in birth work. Whether I am providing pregnancy/postpartum/fertility massage, labor doula support services, or educational workshops, I thrive in assisting families in my community throughout their transition into parenthood. 
Molly McDonald, LMT, CST
Body, Mind & Molly LLC 1441 Fenbrook Ln. Bloomington, IN 47401 (812) 929-1978 www.BodyMindAndMolly.com With over 15 yrs experience in bodywork with infants/ newborns and parent education- I offer gentle, baby-driven bodywork (Craniosacral Therapy and Massage) for little one's trying to get their body from struggling to thriving. Parents who work with me have the opportunity to ask lots of questions, find support, and get tips on things they can be doing with baby to help them in between sessions. I am usually able to get families in to my office within a week or so as babies take priority in my practice. 
Sondra Webner M.A., CCC-SLP, TSHH
Speech-Language Pathologist Speech, Feeding and More At The Indy Center for Family Wellness 7275 Shadeland Ave Indianapolis, IN 46250 (917) 698-0142 I believe in a “whole child” perspective of speech-language-feeding therapy. The brain, nerves, muscles and connective tissue work together for nursing, chewing, swallowing, speaking, breathing, understanding, communication, attention and so much more. TummyTime! Method and Craniosacral Therapy are some of the many techniques I use. I offer therapy for speech language and feeding issues. I see babies for nursing and suck/swallow difficulties. TummyTime!™ Method 4 Class series is offered every month at the Indy Center for Family Wellness. |
Melissa Larimer, LMT
Flora Massage and Wellness Services 320 W. 8th Street, Suite 104 Bloomington, IN 47404 (812) 935-4272 www.FloraMassage.com Melissa has been providing therapeutic bodyworker to Bloomington families since 2004. Her primary focus is bodywork for infants, pregnancy and postpartum. Her work assisting mothers and babies specifically with breastfeeding difficulties began in 2010. Her primary influences in this work have been Carol Gray, Michelle Emanuel and Alison Hazelbaker. Additionally, she provides support to emerging and experienced hands-on healers. 
Carol Gott, BS, CMT
North Hill, LLC 1137 West Mill Rd. Evansville, IN 47710 (812) 568-6323 www.northhill-llc.com Children are a special population and deserve special care. Little bodies are not just miniature adults—they are still developing, and as such can benefit most from early intervention. Light touch modalities such as CranioSacral Therapy, myofascial release, and Healing Touch can help your child get past acquired and congenital health challenges as well as discouraging new ones. Here at NorthHill, your child is in good hands. While other therapist might agree to treat your child, I have both the specific pediatric training and years of experience treating everything from healthy newborns to the medically fragile children who call Riley Hospital their second home. Some conditions that may be reduced or avoided with therapy include: Colic, Chronic Ear Infections, Autism Spectrum & Sensory Processing Disorders, Cerebral Palsy, Reflux and Digestive DisordersTorticolllis and Plagiocephaly, Learning Disabilities, Emotional Problems, Failure to Thrive, Impaired Immune System, ADD and ADHD. 
Georgia Martin MS, CCC-SLP
TOTS trained, TalkTools trained, VitalStim certified, Kids Abilities 7316 US 31 S Indianapolis, IN 46227 (317) 851-8419 Website: www.kidsabilitiesindiana.com I am a SLP who has been practicing since 2008 gaining experience with clients of all ages. I became passionate about feeding and speech for children with ankyloglossia after experiencing great difficulty with feeding my son. I am trained in the identification and treatment of TT utilizing oral motor strengthening, oral placement therapy, and other strategies to improve feeding, drinking, and speaking for infants and older children. |
