06/05/2026
Many people first meet Moriah through the Pennsylvania Tongue Tie Center, but craniosacral therapy (CST) reaches far beyond tongue-tie care.
With a background in mental health counseling and extensive training in the mind-body connection, Moriah understands something that modern science continues to confirm: emotional stress affects the body, and physical pain affects our emotional well-being. The two are deeply intertwined.
Craniosacral therapy is a gentle, hands-on approach that helps calm the nervous system, reduce tension patterns, and support the body's natural ability to heal and regulate itself.
People seek CST for many reasons, including:
• Chronic headaches and migraines• Jaw tension and TMJ discomfort• Neck, shoulder, and back pain• Chronic pain syndromes• Anxiety and nervous system dysregulation• Depression and emotional overwhelm• Stress-related physical symptoms• Sleep difficulties and insomnia• Recovery from illness, injury, or surgery• Cancer treatment support and chemotherapy recovery• Grief and loss• Divorce and major life transitions• Caregiver fatigue and burnout• PTSD and trauma recovery support• Sensory processing challenges• Autism and special needs support• Tension held in the body after emotional experiences• Fatigue and chronic stress• Digestive issues influenced by stress and nervous system imbalance• Postural tension and movement restrictions• Feeling "stuck" physically, emotionally, or both
Sometimes people come because they hurt.
Sometimes they come because they are carrying stress, grief, fear, or exhaustion that words alone cannot resolve.
Sometimes they simply know that something feels "off" and want support reconnecting mind, body, and nervous system.
At its core, craniosacral therapy is about helping the body find safety, balance, and ease so healing can occur.
Whether you are a newborn struggling to feed, a teen navigating challenges, an adult managing chronic pain, or someone moving through one of life's difficult seasons, CST may offer a gentle path toward greater comfort and well-being.
You can make appointments to see Moriah by calling EBS 717-259-9596. She has flexible hours to suite your needs.
“Healing isn’t always about fixing a symptom. Sometimes it’s about helping the whole person find balance again.” ❤️
Moriah Cockley, LMT, MS