Myra Buller Physical Therapy

05/26/2026

Meet Myra Buller, PT, CST

With over 40 years as a licensed physical therapist and more than 30 years specializing in Craniosacral Therapy, Myra has dedicated her life to helping people heal gently and naturally.

Known affectionately by many families as “Nanny Myra,” she works with infants, children, and adults. Myra uses Craniosacral Therapy techniques to treat everything from birth trauma and feeding challenges in babies to chronic pain, migraines, TMJ, trauma recovery, and nervous system regulation in adults.

Myra has advanced training through Upledger Institute International, along with additional specialized training in infant, pediatric, and prenatal care. Her calm, compassionate approach has helped countless patients feel more comfortable, balanced, and at ease in their bodies.

Whether you’re seeking support for your newborn or relief from chronic issues yourself, Myra believes in listening to the body and helping it heal with gentle, non-invasive care.

📅 Learn more or schedule a session at myrabuller.com

05/21/2026

What a great article!

The CranioSacral Rhythm (CSR)—a subtle physiological rhythm experienced by manual therapists for decades—continues to be explored through ongoing and emerging research. 🧠💫

In Massage & Bodywork Magazine, the article "The CranioSacral Rhythm; What Are We Learning About This Physiological Pattern?" explores current research and evolving perspectives on this clinically observed phenomenon.

This article brings clarity, scientific context, and respect to what skilled practitioners have long experienced through their hands—and it’s a valuable read for anyone engaged in gentle manual therapies. 💛📘

👉 Read the full article here:https://www.iahe.com/storage/docs/articles/PeDoFV0o55wmZhFpbhYumNHIQ0pbrLahfw4KbqwY.pdf

Learn how Upledger CranioSacral Therapy can enhance your practice: Upledger.com

05/19/2026

Babies respond beautifully to Craniosacral Therapy.

Because their bodies and nervous systems are still developing, babies are especially receptive to gentle, supportive care. Even the birth process itself can create tension in the head, neck, jaw, and body—affecting comfort, feeding, sleep, and overall regulation.

🌿 Craniosacral Therapy (CST) helps gently release that tension, allowing babies to feel calmer, more comfortable, and more at ease in their bodies.

Parents often notice improvements in:
🍼 Feeding and latch
😴 Sleep and settling
💨 Reflux, gas, and digestion
👐 Head and neck movement
💛 Overall calmness and comfort

Sometimes just a few sessions can make a remarkable difference for both baby and parents.

📅 Learn more or schedule a session at myrabuller.com

05/15/2026

✨ Gentle. Effective. Trusted Worldwide. ✨ This professional CST fact sheet offers a clear overview of how Upledger CranioSacral Therapy supports the body’s natural healing processes through gentle, hands-on techniques.

Designed to support conversations with patients, colleagues, and interdisciplinary teams, it highlights the foundations, applications, and worldwide impact of CranioSacral Therapy.

🔎 Download the CST Fact Sheet today and start sharing:https://www.iahe.com/storage/docs/articles/PlICtZ2c3U49obZRKrWL7cSF3voOnmTwD1I9xUXN.pdf

🔗 Learn more at:
https://www.upledger.com



🔎 Download the CST Fact Sheet today.

05/14/2026

CST is all about patience and balance.

The fulcrum is often described as the point on which a lever turns… but in craniosacral, it can be something far more profound.

A fulcrum may be the gentle support of an elbow, the forearm, or simply our therapeutic presence. It exists in the quiet acknowledgment of a patient’s emotional landscape, in the subtle strains held within the fluids, and in the fragility of the central nervous system.

Matching tension is not always physical.
And the fulcrum is not always a place or a point.

Perhaps it is a meeting place — where stillness, presence, and intention come together.

Sutherland spoke of “the balanced stillness of the spiritual universe” as the foundation for the motion of the material universe. He saw this as underlying the nature of everything in existence, including the essential nature of the human being .

Quotes and content inspired by Sue Turner DO

05/12/2026

CST uses an extremely gentle touch—about the weight of a nickel—to support the body’s natural ability to heal. There’s no force, cracking, or aggressive manipulation involved.

Instead, the therapy works by calming the nervous system, releasing tension, and helping the body return to balance in a safe, gentle way.

✨ That’s why CST is so beneficial for:
👶 Newborns and infants
💛 Children and sensitive individuals
🧘 Adults with chronic pain, trauma, or conditions like fibromyalgia

Sometimes the gentlest approach is exactly what the body needs.

Learn more or schedule a session at myrabuller.com

05/05/2026

Why is Craniosacral Therapy so important for newborns?

The first days and weeks of life are a big adjustment. Even in smooth deliveries, babies can carry tension from their time in the womb or the birth process, especially in the head, neck, and jaw.

That tension can show up as:
🍼 Feeding or latching difficulties
😴 Trouble sleeping or settling
💨 Reflux, gas, or digestive discomfort
👐 Head-turning preferences or stiffness

Craniosacral Therapy (CST) is a gentle, non-invasive way to help release that tension and support a baby’s developing nervous system.

Because newborns are so responsive, even small releases can lead to meaningful changes—helping them feel calmer, feed more easily, and adjust to the world with greater comfort.

Supporting the body early can make a lasting difference.

Learn more or schedule a session at myrabuller.com