by Amber Kelly The Fulcrum, Issue 77 May 2019 I was born into trauma. Not solely through my birth process, but through the community and place where I chose to make my entrance into the world. I was born in the mid-1960s in Northern Ireland so, by the time I was starting school, the Troubles … Continue reading The Troubles, Terrorism and Trauma
by Stephanie Fowler The Fulcrum, Issue 77 May 2019 It’s 2019 and the CSTA is 30. Today, we have over 500 members, plus over 70 student members. With new graduates joining the Association each year, our collective voices continue to support each other and our practice. But as we look to the future, it is … Continue reading Voices From the Past: CSTA’s History
by Tanya Desfontaines The Fulcrum, Issue 76 January 2019 My journey into healing and craniosacral therapy started along a far more conventional route – with my early working life as a physiotherapist in the NHS. Having trained at the Royal London Hospital, I worked my basic grade rotations through various medical and surgical specialities, and … Continue reading A Journey into Biodynamics
By Roger James The Fulcrum, Issue 51 Autumn 2010 For the centenary of Charles Darwin’s birth last year there was much written and broadcast about the great man’s life. What struck me specially was the story of the death of his dearly-beloved young daughter Annie. She was so ill, Darwin took her away to the … Continue reading When Sparrows Fall to Earth
