From the monthly archives:

February 2010

“Count me In” Census – Mental Health Community for Black and Ethnic Minorities.

February 24, 2010

“Count me In” Census – Mental Health Community for Black and Ethnic Minorities;

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Recent figures released from ‘The Care Quality Commission‘ (CQC) have depicted that 5 years on from the first  ‘Count me in’ census – people from black and minority ethnic communities are still 3 times more likely to be [...]

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An Understandable Misunderstanding.

February 22, 2010

An Understandable Misunderstanding;

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Many people have some misunderstanding about  Brief Therapy (BT) or Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT).

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What’s the Secret to an Eternal Private Life?

February 14, 2010

What’s the Secret to an Eternal Private Life?

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Climb aboard the Virtual Revolution and learn how 20 years of the web has reshaped our lives.

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“Open Sesame!”

February 12, 2010

‘Open Sesame!’
Let Me Hear Your Body Talk: Movement Therapy.

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The word Sesame is inseparable from the magic spell ‘Open Sesame!’  uttered in the story of Ali Baba when he opens the door of the mysterious cavern in which the forty thieves have hidden their plunder.

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Common Sense Is Not That Common?

February 8, 2010

Common Sense Is Not That Common?

Anthony Robbins via last.fm

Firstly, let me introduce Anthony Robbins who is naturally an extremely awesome character.
Secondly, I would like to invite you to please allow your self some ‘me’ time, sit back and watch this inspiring giant inject your mind with some common sense, which alas, isn’t that common.

Thank you [...]

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Is Breaking Patient Confidentiality a ‘Hypocritical Oath’?

February 1, 2010

Is Breaking Patient Confidentiality a Hypocritical Oath?
I can’t help but feel for the Catholic nurse, who in the eyes of many chose to ‘breach of confidentiality‘ and risk being “Struck off”.
The patient confidentiality of a 16 year old was broken without consent by a nurse who happened to know her and then chose to in-form [...]

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