Words that harm, words that heal
Words that harm, words that heal Betsan Corkhill, Wellbeing coach Published in JHH17.2 - Mind-body self-care I specialise in [...]
Yoga mindfulness retreats for doctors: pilot evaluation
Yoga mindfulness retreats for doctors: pilot evaluation Thuli Whitehouse, GP; yoga teacher; BHMA trustee My dharma is to support [...]
Self-care mandala journaling: slow burn, burn up, or burnout?
Self-care mandala journaling: slow burn, burn up, or burnout? Kathleen Quinn, Psychotherapist and integrative healthcare practitioner Published in JHH17.2 [...]
Integrative self-care workshops in primary care
Integrative self-care workshops in primary care John Simmons, GP; Integrative doctor educator Published in JHH17.2 - Mind-body self-care I [...]
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 [...]
Measurable beneficial effects: the evidence for using meditation in everyday healthcare
Measurable beneficial effects: the evidence for using meditation in everyday healthcare Liza Thomas-Emrus, General and mind–body medicine practitioner; founder of Revive Prescribed [...]
Uncertainty and resilience – a medical student’s story
Uncertainty and resilience – a medical student’s story Max Williamson, First year medical student Published in JHH17.1 - Stories [...]
Medical education’s changing story
Medical education’s changing story Clare Gerada, MBE- London-based GP; chairperson of the Council of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 2010 to 2013 [...]
The golden thread
The golden thread Maria Hancock, Second year medical student Published in JHH17.1 - Stories in Medicine I’m a second year medical student [...]
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 - [...]
Prescribing nature is excellent value for money
Prescribing nature is excellent value for money. A report by researchers at Leeds Beckett University reveals that prescribing contact with nature for people who [...]
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 [...]
Realistic hope – and its role in keeping us resilient in times of crisis
Realistic hope – and its role in keeping us resilient in times of crisis Catherine Zollman, GP; medical director, Penny Brohn UK Jennie [...]
Health and wellbeing in nature
Health and wellbeing in nature Ewan Hamnett, Retired GP Gareth Morgan, Head of Education and Engagement, Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and the Black [...]
Gaian psychology in practice – An outcome study of groupwork to address concerns about the world
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
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
Nurturing wellbeing through nature Melanie Vincent, Wellbeing Programme Support Officer, Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Published in JHH16.1 - Nature connections [...]
The true potential of social prescribing
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
The pilgrimage to Santiago – the talking walking cure Paul Donovan, CEO, CH Foundation Published in JHH15.2 - Healing [...]
Herbs for women’s health
Herbs for women’s health Zoe Hawes, Medical herbalist Published in JHH14.2 - Women's Health I trained as a nurse [...]