Health Creation and Creative Health
Health Creation and Creative Health Editorial by David Peters and Louise Younie JHH 20.2 Health Creation and Creative Health ‘Invention, it must be humbly admitted [...]
Heaps of health
Heaps of health Thuli Whitehouse, GP and yoga instructor Published in JHH 18.2-Frontiers of self-care Introduction As I embarked [...]
Mindfulness and Resilience – for student health professionals
Looking for a place and time to relax, revitalise and be with like minded professionals where you can explore and develop in a confidential 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 [...]
8 Benefits of Traditional Acupuncture
It's acupuncture awareness week! 8 Benefits of Traditional Acupuncture By Colette Assor Lic Ac MBAcC A British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) initiative this week aims to: [...]
What is Holism in Healthcare?
What is Holism in Healthcare? What is Holism? Holism is the theory that parts of a whole are intimately interconnected, such that they cannot exist [...]
Food for thought and the power of a story
Food for thought and the power of a story William House, Retired GP; Chair of the BHMA Published in [...]
Doctors’ Yoga & Mindfulness Retreat – Reconnecting
Doctors' Yoga & Mindfulness Retreat - Reconnecting 20 Jan 2023 to 22 Jan 2023 18:00 - 14:00 Emma Went & Thuli Whitehouse Friday 20 - Sunday 22 [...]
Reimagining medical research
A better future for healthcare - series This November (2020) the College of Medicine is 10 years old. We intend to use this as [...]
Being ‘Holistic’
What does it mean to be 'Holistic'? The content of this blog was first published as the 'Holistic' dimension in our old website in 2016. [...]
What holistic healthcare means to me – Dr Marina Malthouse
We're not made up of body parts. We are whole...
Toothpaste stickers: simple and profound
Toothpaste stickers: simple and profound Ashish Bhatia, GP; University medical tutor; founder of Really Well Being Published in JHH17.2 [...]
What can anthroposophic psychotherapy contribute to our understanding of human distress and sickness?
What can anthroposophic psychotherapy contribute to our understanding of human distress and sickness? John Lees, Psychotherapist; Associate Professor and Clinical Lead in Psychotherapy [...]
Ante-thanatos care – a holistic approach for preparing for the end of life
Ante-thanatos care – a holistic approach for preparing for the end of life Craig Brown Published in JHH17.1 - [...]
Making health infectious: from organic principles to whole health agriculture
Making health infectious: from organic principles to whole health agriculture Lawrence Woodward, OBE Published in JHH16.3 - The Real [...]
Eating for individual, public and planetary health
Eating for individual, public and planetary health Mike Dixon, Chair, College of Medicine Published in JHH16.3 - The Real [...]
Social prescribing – a layman ’ s perspective
Social prescribing – a layman’s perspective Peter Donnebauer, Layperson trustee of the BHMA; pioneering moving image artist and media entrepreneur [...]
Building a local community food system
Building a local community food system Phillip Sharratt, Chief Executive, Somerset Local Food Limited Published in JHH16.3 - The [...]
Food quality and its relevance to optimum health
Food quality and its relevance to optimum health David Thomas, Founder Member, Register of Nutritional Therapists Published in JHH16.3 [...]
Self-compassion and resilience for health- care professional
Self-compassion and resilience for health- care professional Kai Krüger, Rites of passage guide; educational trainer, Faculty of Family Medicine, University of Freiburg [...]