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Emphasizing the importance of co-creation, this book presents a constructive approach that values the complexities involved in collaborative processes. It highlights the necessity of creating spaces for diverse voices, especially those of individuals with lived experiences, ensuring their perspectives are integral to the dialogue. The focus on inclusivity and multiplicity aims to enrich collaborative efforts and foster deeper understanding among participants.

"Moving Along" is a unique graphic novel that intertwines academic research with personal stories and art, focusing on the experiences of those living with Parkinson's. It highlights the joy of dance as a vital part of coping with the illness, making it essential for anyone interested in arts, healthcare, and the human spirit.

The gripping new bestseller from the award-winning, bestselling psychological crime writer.

A tightly-woven, gripping novel that explores themes of guilt, motherhood and the way we remember the past.

Tikera is a black and white Alaskan Malamute puppy that makes the transition from being with his mummy and siblings to going to his Forever Home. Tikera tells the story of how he met his Forever Mummy and the journey to his Forever Home.

A suspected suicide in Dublin. A brutal murder in New York. The abduction of a child over two decades earlier. All linked ... but how? Criminal psychologist Dr Kate Pearson has the answer. Because she was the young girl abducted all those years ago. And, when she begins to investigate the suspicious suicide in Dublin and confirms a connection to her own disappearance, she is forced to start asking questions. Why did her parents lie to her, telling her she was missing for only a few hours? And why doesn't she have any memory of the time she was held? When a sinister note arrives at her home, it becomes clear that Kate is being targeted. But by whom? And why now? Kate is consumed by her efforts to uncover the truth, knowing that her life is in very real danger. The Game Changer wants someone to pay for the past - and Kate is being held accountable.

A suspenseful crime thriller from the award-winning author of Red Ribbons and The Doll's House

Criminal psychologist Dr Kate Pearson is called to assist in a murder investigation after a body is found in a Dublin canal. But when she digs beneath the surface, she finds a sinister connection to a tragic accident over three decades ago . . .

Dr Kate Pearson is called upon to assist police in the hunt for a killer, but will she uncover the truth before it's too late?

Focusing on the connection between physical observation and mental health, this text by Louise Phillips offers insights for psychiatrists on how bodily assessments can inform the diagnosis and treatment of mental illness. It serves as a practical guide, enhancing readers' understanding of the clinical relevance of the body in psychiatric practice, making complex concepts accessible for better application in mental health settings.