Gaelen Gibson, RMT

Gaelen Gibson, RMT Articles about breastfeeding, massage, polyvagal theory and other cool things. Info on classes when

Pregnancy brings incredible changes—beautiful, challenging, and everything in between 💫 As your body works hard to suppo...
12/05/2025

Pregnancy brings incredible changes—beautiful, challenging, and everything in between 💫 As your body works hard to support your growing baby, you may experience new aches, tension, or areas of discomfort.

In my treatments, I take time to understand how you’re feeling and adjust each session to what your body needs that day. With gentle, supportive techniques, we work together to ease tension, create more comfort, and help your body move with greater ease through each stage of pregnancy and into postpartum recovery.

If you’re curious about how this work might support you, or you’re ready to book a session, you can find more information on my website.

Infants have very receptive bodies and respond well and quickly to gentle therapy; which is why Craniosacral Therapy can...
11/25/2025

Infants have very receptive bodies and respond well and quickly to gentle therapy; which is why Craniosacral Therapy can be so effective in babies. Allowing space and ease in their bodies enables babies, and by extension their families, to live fuller, happier lives.

If you’re interested in learning more about how Craniosacral Therapy could help your little one, reach out to me via my website. ✨

Infant massage is not only a connective and bonding process, but a massage will also put a lot of information into your ...
11/15/2025

Infant massage is not only a connective and bonding process, but a massage will also put a lot of information into your baby’s system and stimulate development.

I always recommend that your little one is clothed in the things that they will be going to sleep in, and that you take your time, without rushing the moment. Infant massage is a great opportunity to deepen your bond, and form a new way of communicating with your baby.

Have you tried incorporating infant massage into your baby’s routine yet? ✨

Are you wondering where and when you can book with me? Below are the details of my office hours in Vancouver:👉 Where?📍  ...
11/07/2025

Are you wondering where and when you can book with me?

Below are the details of my office hours in Vancouver:

👉 Where?
📍 #208-5678 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6M 3C5

👉 When?
⏰ Mondays, Tuesday, Thursdays and Fridays
9:00AM - 5:00PM

Visit my website for more information on my services, and to contact me to book your appointment! 🗓

Are you looking for support with women’s health issues? I offer treatments for many different things including pain duri...
10/30/2025

Are you looking for support with women’s health issues?

I offer treatments for many different things including pain during me**es, bladder issues, back/knee pain and much more.

I love working with women, babies and children to offer healing and relief, allowing them to live fuller, happier lives.

With only 9 weeks left in the year, don’t let those hard-earned benefits go to waste—your body and your future self will thank you.

To get more information on the treatment modalities I offer, visit my website —link in bio.

As we move through October, take a moment to show yourself some love and make breast self-checks part of your monthly ro...
10/10/2025

As we move through October, take a moment to show yourself some love and make breast self-checks part of your monthly routine 🤍

Here’s a quick guide to performing a self-exam:

〰️ Stand in front of a mirror and look for any changes — size, shape, dimpling, puckering, or skin texture differences.

〰️ Raise one arm overhead and use the opposite hand to feel your breast in small, circular motions.

〰️ Lie down and repeat, applying light, medium, and firm pressure to check all areas.

Try to do your exam at the same time each month, so you’ll become familiar with what’s normal for you. If you notice anything unusual, reach out to your healthcare provider for a closer look.

It’s that time again, October is Breast Health Month 🤍A gentle reminder to make your breast health a priority, this mont...
10/06/2025

It’s that time again, October is Breast Health Month 🤍

A gentle reminder to make your breast health a priority, this month and every month.

This is a time to raise awareness, encourage regular self-checks, and empower everyone with breasts to take proactive steps toward early detection and prevention.

Try performing a breast self-exam once a month, ideally around the same time each cycle. Over time, you’ll learn what feels normal for you and notice if something changes.

If you have questions or want to learn more about supporting your breast health, reach out through the link in my bio.

“I have come to see Gaelen for a number of years and found her approach very helpful in dealing both with some chronic h...
09/23/2025

“I have come to see Gaelen for a number of years and found her approach very helpful in dealing both with some chronic health issues as well as temporary challenges that have come up from time to time. Gaelen really spends time with you and takes a holistic approach which I value. Her commitment to her own ongoing learning leaves me confident that she is up to date and her ability to integrate this learning has been helpful to me. ” ~R.M.

Within my practice, I work with each of my clients individually to fit their unique needs, starting each treatment with an assessment that determines the greatest restriction in the body and your biggest concerns. I love to support women in helping them find better balance, and helping to treat various health issues including:

〰 Pain during me**es
〰 Heavy me**es
〰 Back pain
〰 SI joint pain
〰 Bladder issues
〰 Constipation
〰 Knee pain
〰 Breast health

Interested in learning more about my approach? Visit my website—link in bio.

Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on technique that works with the soft tissues of the body and the flow of ...
09/14/2025

Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, hands-on technique that works with the soft tissues of the body and the flow of fluid between the brain and spine ✨

Because it’s so gentle, CST is safe for both babies and adults and it can play a supportive role in breastfeeding by:

✔️ Relaxing baby’s jaw so they can open wide and latch more comfortably
✔️ Encouraging the tongue to move over the gum line
✔️ Soothing a sensitive gag reflex
✔️ Easing tension in the body from positioning in utero or during birth

If you’re curious about how CST may help you and your little one on your breastfeeding journey, I’d love to connect—visit my website to learn more 🤍

Craniosacral rhythm, also known as craniosacral motion, is the flow and rhythmic pulsation of the cerebrospinal fluid th...
09/08/2025

Craniosacral rhythm, also known as craniosacral motion, is the flow and rhythmic pulsation of the cerebrospinal fluid throughout the craniosacral system.

The craniosacral system surrounds, protects, nourishes and cleanses the brain and spinal cord — using CST allows me to optimize the flow of cerebrospinal fluid into and out of the central nervous system, identifying any irregularities or restrictions and restoring balance.

Want to learn more about craniosacral rhythm, and how I use it within my practice? Visit my website for more information, or to book an appointment.

With so much advice out there for new parents, it can be hard to know what truly matters—especially when it comes to new...
08/20/2025

With so much advice out there for new parents, it can be hard to know what truly matters—especially when it comes to newborn sleep.

Here’s a gentle reminder:

✨ It’s biologically normal for babies to want to be held or nursed to sleep.
✨ You are not creating bad habits. You’re responding to your baby’s needs.

If short naps in your arms bring comfort to you and your little one, that is exactly what’s right for you both.

Trust yourself. Tune out the pressure. Soak in the snuggles—they won’t last forever 🤍

When your child sleeps with lips gently closed and tongue elevated resting on the roof of their mouth, it encourages nas...
08/13/2025

When your child sleeps with lips gently closed and tongue elevated resting on the roof of their mouth, it encourages nasal breathing and supports healthy mouth and facial development.

But this optimal oral rest posture doesn’t always happen naturally or right away, and that’s okay! With the right guidance, most little ones can learn to adopt these patterns over time.

Are you looking for further support? I’m here to help—visit my website.

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Vancouver, BC
V6M3C5

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Monday 9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
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