The Fulcrum Issue 47
Spring 2009
Dynamic stillness Claire Dolby
When mirrors are missing Sue Harding
Greetings from your new Chair of Council Vivien Ray
Ten ideas on pain and craniosacral therapy Steve Haines
From umbilicus to Eros - a relational continuum Matthew Appleton
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In this edition
When Mirrors Are Missing
Sue Harding explores how early separation and the absence of biological mirroring can shape an adopted person’s felt identity and sense of belonging.
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From Umbilicus to Eros: A Relational Continuum
Matthew Appleton traces a proposed relational continuum from implantation and umbilical exchange to adult intimacy, sexuality and embodied connection.
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Ten Ideas on Pain and Craniosacral Therapy
Steve Haines outlines ten clinical ideas connecting pain with emotion, complexity, nervous-system processing, reflexes, proprioception and stress.
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