The Fulcrum Issue 34
Winter 2005
Being There Ralph Wade
Pain and Blood Tony Jackson
The Therapeutic Potential of Integration - Donna-Lee Norton and Brian Isbell
Letter from our New Chair - Geoff Carter
Road Rage, Hate and Reconnecting - Vivienne Silver-Leigh
The Vulnerable Prenate - Franklyn Sills
Physio and Craniosacral Therapy - Judith Rawlings
Can we Train to Take Care of Ourselves? Catherine Lambert
Books - Mij Ferrett
Tony Jackson - Obituary - Kamali Freedman
Starting up as a Craniosacral Therapist - Richard Evans
Diary
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In this edition
Being There
Ralph Wade contrasts his children's hospital and home births and describes how his son's response to craniosacral treatment influenced his own training.
Page 4
The Therapeutic Potential of Integration
Donna-Lee Norton and Brian Isbell report a qualitative survey of four practitioners on using homoeopathy and craniosacral therapy together.
Page 8
The Vulnerable Prenate
Franklyn Sills considers how the prenatal relational environment and early medical handling may affect attachment, perception and personality formation.
Page 14