The Fulcrum Issue 25
Winter 2002
In this issue, Matthew Appleton makes some interesting comments about the perspective of recent world events related to cultural and personal values. Christine Grabowska and Carol Bamber both show how the actions of the individual can make a big difference to reducing suffering in the world. Ms Grabowska details visits to a Ukrainian orphanage while Carol Bamber relates some work she did in a Malawian orphanage with a focus on AIDS care.
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In this edition
Mission Impossible? A Journey out of Autism
Denise McCann describes a course of craniosacral work with a severely autistic boy whose communication, behaviour, learning, and social engagement improved over time.
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Open Arms - Malawi
Carol Bamber reflects on offering quiet craniosacral presence and contact to traumatised, seriously ill babies in a Malawian orphanage.
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Where is the Health?
Matthew Appleton applies the craniosacral practice of perceiving inherent health within a wider field to the trauma and political aftermath of September 11.
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