The Fulcrum Issue 46
Winter 2009
Natural horsemanship & CST Nigel Williamson
The path taken away Sue Harding
Teaching palpation Andrew Stones
Awareness Week 2009
A case of acute labyrinthitis Ann Roden
Editor: Mij Ferrett
Published: 5th Jan, 2009
24 pages
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In this edition
Adoption, Ancestry and the Shadow Self
Sue Harding reflects on adoption, ancestry and identity through personal experience and craniosacral treatment.
Page 3
Natural Horsemanship and CST
Nigel Williamson considers equine anatomy, herd relationships, safety and boundaries when applying craniosacral principles to horses.
Page 6
A Case of Acute Labyrinthitis
Ann Roden presents a thirteen-session case study linking labyrinthitis symptoms with several cranial nerves and gradual changes in hearing, tinnitus and balance.
Page 15