The Fulcrum Issue 49
Winter 2010
From the Chair Vivien Ray
Developing as a supervisor Su Fox
Reflections after the AGM Andrew Cook
How regulation is developing Roger James
The tides and the inherent treatment plan Franklyn Sills
Editor: Mij Ferrett
Published: 5th Jan, 2010
24 pages
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In this edition
CSTA Research Project
Nicola Brough introduces a Warwick Medical School research project intended to develop outcome-based trials of craniosacral therapy’s safety and effectiveness.
Page 12
Developing as a Supervisor
Su Fox compares supervision for talk, complementary and body psychotherapists while reflecting on boundaries, self-awareness and supervisory practice.
Page 13
The Tides and the Inherent Treatment Plan
Franklyn Sills differentiates the long tide, mid-tide and cranial rhythmic impulse and explains their roles in biodynamic craniosacral practice.
Page 17