The Fulcrum Issue 27
Autumn 2002
Denise McCann carries on her story of working with autism in this issue. There is a quality of integrity and compassion in her work that moves me almost to tears every time I read it. This is what the work is about, the relief of suffering. It
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In this edition
Permission from the Children
Denise McCann explains how patience, consent, a familiar environment, and brief non-invasive contact can make craniosacral work accessible to autistic children.
Page 4
The Physiology of Craniosacral Therapy
David Ellis explores neuropeptides, tissue memory, emotional stress, and feedback loops as possible physiological frameworks for understanding craniosacral therapy.
Page 10
The Concept of Health
Matthew Appleton distinguishes primordial Health from conditioned personal health and describes cranial work as reconnecting the two through deep listening.
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