Spring 2002

The Fulcrum Issue 26

Spring 2002

In this issue our secretary, Roger James, reveals a satirical side to his nature not normally visible from his efficient and diligent organising of all things administrative. Donna Williams gives some moving insights into the world of autism. Working with the development and inhibition of primitive reflexes as a way of understanding and treating certain personality profiles and behavioural imbalances is covered in two articles. And a delightfully non-proscriptive liver cleanse which seems easy to follow seems likely to benefit many of us if we can find time and energy to do it.

Editor: Mij Ferrett
Published: 5th May, 2002
24 pages

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In this edition


An Inside View of Autism

Donna Williams describes how sensory processing, exposure anxiety, food reactions, and information overload shape her experience of autism.

Page 4

Primitive Reflexes

Ann Roden explains the developmental sequence of primitive reflexes and how their persistence may affect movement, balance, learning, sensory processing, and behaviour.

Page 6

Mysterious Healing

Jo Féat reflects on practitioner stillness, openness, and letting go of the urge to fix as foundations for a healing relational space.

Page 13