Social prescribing: holism in action?
Social prescribing: holism in action? Dr Michael Dixon, National Clinical Lead for Social Prescribing, NHS England & NHS Improvement; Chair, College of Medicine [...]
The living gap – bridged by life-compassion: first order principles for healing the crises of our planet, its peoples, and you
The living gap – bridged by life-compassion: first order principles for healing the crises of our planet, its peoples, and you David Reilly, [...]
Integrative medicine – an introduction
Integrative medicine – an introduction David Peters, Editor-in-chief, JHH With too few ‘cures’ for the 21st century’s stress-, environment- [...]
How can holistic healthcare influence health inequalities?
How can holistic healthcare influence health inequalities? Deeya Kotecha, Final year medical student, University of Cambridge The judges of [...]
From surviving to thriving in the NHS
New Dates 2025 Friday January 17th to Sunday January 19th Friday April 25th to Sunday April 27th The NHS is a tough environment - and [...]
From surviving to thriving in the NHS
The NHS is a tough environment - and health professionals are often finding it difficult to survive let alone thrive. Many have left, others struggle [...]
Humanising medical education
Humanising medical education Louise Younie, Clinical Reader in Medical Education, Barts and The London, QMUL Humanising medical education is [...]
Searching the way home
Searching the way home Mac Macartney, Writer, speaker, eco/peace activist A leader and teacher ponders how it is that [...]
Healing through the collective intelligence of our profession
Healing through the collective intelligence of our profession Sam Hazledine, Doctor, wellbeing advocate, medical entrepreneur Twenty years ago when [...]
Healing the Earth and Ourselves – a trilogy of talks on trauma awareness for human and non-human recovery
Trauma has become a hot topic in our inflamed world. Some say it is foundational to our global polycrisis. But the growing global community of [...]
Adverse childhood events: what next now we know?
Adverse childhood events: what next now we know? Margaret Hannah, Director of Health Programmes, International Futures Forum Jacqueline Nugent, Service delivery manager, LinkLiving [...]
Deep adaptation: ways to grow through dissolution
Deep adaptation: ways to grow through dissolution Alan Heeks, Chair, Hazel Hill Trust Jem Bendell’s concept of deep adaptation [...]
Eco-psychotherapy: current, ancient, and future?
Eco-psychotherapy: current, ancient, and future? Roger Duncan, Systemic family psychotherapist, systemic supervisor, lecturer In industrial societies sleepwalking into a [...]
Emerging practices for bringing nature into health and care services
Emerging practices for bringing nature into health and care services Alan Kellas, Psychiatrist What place does or could nature [...]
Healing and love
Healing and love Paul Dieppe, Emeritus professor of health and wellbeing, University of Exeter Sarah Goldingay, Senior lecturer in the Department of Drama [...]
Becoming a person: the Hera project at Brighton Health & Wellbeing Centre
Becoming a person: the Hera project at Brighton Health & Wellbeing Centre Emma Drew, Hera Programme Director In this [...]
Can healthcare professionals humanise dying?
Can healthcare professionals humanise dying? Marina Malthouse, Retired palliative care physician Somehow we must avoid treating dying as though [...]
(re)Wilding healthcare
(re)Wilding healthcare Jonathon Tomlinson, GP and educator, the Lawson Practice, Hoxton In this essay I explore ideas of health [...]
A new cosmology of consciousness and science of love
A new cosmology of consciousness and science of love Jude Currivan, Cosmologist, author and co-founder WholeWorldView Published in JHH 18.3-Shifting [...]
Fasting – a modern take on an ancient practice
Fasting – a modern take on an ancient practice Antonia Wrigley, Holistic doctor; BHMA vice chair; founder, Real Food Campaign [...]