Gaian psychology in practice - An outcome study of groupwork to address concerns about the world Chris Johnstone, Resilience specialist, CollegeOfWellbeing.com [...]
Fractals: the hidden beauty and potential therapeutic effect of the natural world Lucy Loveday, GP; Associate Research Fellow University of Exeter; Training Programme [...]
Nurturing wellbeing through nature Melanie Vincent, Wellbeing Programme Support Officer, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Published in JHH16.1 - Nature connections [...]
Mrs Chowdry, an 81-year-old widow, notices the smell of blossom as she walks up the path. She can hear a group of people laughing in […]
The pilgrimage to Santiago – the talking walking cure Paul Donovan, CEO, CH Foundation Published in JHH15.2 - Healing [...]
Herbs for women’s health Zoe Hawes, Medical herbalist Published in JHH14.2 - Women's Health I trained as a nurse [...]
Breast cancer screening AntoniaWrigley GP; JHH editorial board member Published in JHH14.2 - Women's Health As an NHS GP [...]
What really happens during birth and how can a doula help? Sophie Brigstocke Doula; Doula course facilitator and breastfeeding supporter [...]
Modern times David Zigmond Published in JHH14.2 - Women's Health My medical training was in the 1960s. Early on [...]
The superhero in your vagina Kendall Powell, Freelance science writer Published in JHH14.2 - Women's Health I have been [...]
Self-care and self-cultivation Thuli Whitehouse, GP; BHMA trustee Published in JHH13.2 - Nutrition and Lifestyle Before starting medical school [...]
The change journey Chris Johnstone, Director, CollegeofWellbeing.Com Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible Decades ago, I went to [...]
Reflections on motherhood as a GP Gillian Myers, GP Published in JHH13.1 - Shaping the invisible I am a [...]
Care homes and the right to die Ursula Fausset, Psycho-spiritual elder Published in JHH12.2 - Works that reconnect My [...]
A sprinkling of oats William Ayot, Poet, teacher and ritualist; co-founder of Olivier Mythodrama; poet-in-residence, Saïd Business School, Oxford University [...]
Three Horizons: the patterning of hope Bill Sharpe, Independent researcher in science, technology and society; Visiting Professor, Digital Cultures Research Centre, University of [...]
