Gillian Hibbert CMT NHC

10/26/2025

✨ Honoring the Legacy of Dr. John E. Upledger ✨

On this day, we remember Dr. John E. Upledger (1932–2012), the visionary developer of CranioSacral Therapy (CST) and founder of Upledger Institute International.

This year holds special meaning as we also celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Upledger CranioSacral Therapy. For four decades, Dr. Upledger’s groundbreaking vision has touched lives across the globe, inspiring healthcare professionals to carry forward his mission of holistic healing and compassionate care.

We are forever grateful for his passion, his pioneering contributions, and the enduring legacy that continues to shape the future of integrative healthcare.

“Ideally, we should all be able to help each other heal. I believe that everyone on the face of this planet has at least some ability to do that. If you believe you can, and you are willing to open your mind to it, you have unlimited ability to facilitate healing. You can do anything that you allow yourself to do.”
— Dr. John E. Upledger

🌿 Learn more about our founder and history: https://www.upledger.com/about/john-upledger

📚 Explore Dr. Upledger’s writings: https://www.upledger.com/about/author-john-upledger

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Research shows that the largest, oldest trees in a forest - often called “mother trees”- can identify their kin thought chemical and hormonal signals. They use underground fungi networks to transfer nutrients like carbon, nitrogen, and water directly to their seedlings, helping them survive.
Mother trees prioritize their own offspring, offering them greater resources and protection compared to unrelated trees. The selective nurturing increases the survival and resilience of the next generation, reinforcing the cooperative intelligence of the forest.
In this series, you’ll discover five remarkable ways trees sense, feel, respond, and thrive—not as individuals, but as members of a deeply cooperative community. The more we learn, the more we realize: trees don’t just grow… they listen, support, and remember.
View Did You Know Tree Series, https://treerhythms.net/did_you_know

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