The Fulcrum Issue 41
Spring 2007
The effectiveness of craniosacral treatment Brian Isbell & Sue Carroll
Poetry in motion Su Fox
Stillness is a state of being Mike Boxhall
CST, Ayurveda and the breath of life Will Wilson
What does biodynamic mean? Michael Shea
Editor: Mij Ferrett
Published: 5th May, 2007
24 pages
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In this edition
The Effectiveness of Craniosacral Treatment
Brian Isbell and Sue Carroll report patient-rated clinical outcomes from the University of Westminster craniosacral teaching clinic using modified MYMOP questionnaires.
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Stillness Is a State of Being
Mike Boxhall distinguishes levels of stillness and presents surrender, listening and non-attachment as foundations for his therapeutic approach.
Page 6
What Does Biodynamic Mean?
Michael Shea traces uses of biodynamic through embryology and regulation theory to describe its implications for manual therapeutic practice.
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