The Fulcrum Issue 95
Spring 2025
THE THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP: BOUNDARIES
Melanie Langer
ON MEETING INFANTS, PART 2
Franklyn Sills
REVIEW OF CST RESEARCH
Helen Rockliff
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In this edition
The Therapeutic Relationship
This series on the therapeutic relationship continues with a two-part exploration of boundaries within the therapeutic relationship.
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On Meeting Infants
The second article in the series explores infant neurology and the roles that mirror neurons and polyvagal theory play in shaping a baby’s relational responses to others and the world around them.
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Review of CST Research
In summary, although there are some barriers to achieving robust clinical evidence, the research studies that have been done to date, while small in number, suggest generally positive outcomes that make the case for investment in larger clinical trials.
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HOWG: Moving Forward
Following the trustees’ clarification of HOWG’s terms of reference, as set out in issue 93 of The Fulcrum, I interviewed HOWG for an update of their findings in exploring the question: If and how distant CST could or should be accepted by the CSTA.
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