This author delves into the realms of health psychology and clinical psychology. Their work focuses on a deep understanding of human health and psychological processes. They explore how psychological factors influence our physical well-being and behavior. Their approach is grounded in extensive research and theoretical foundations.
The story follows Johnny and his team of ex-mercenaries as they confront the escalating crisis of poaching in a game reserve. With elephants targeted for their ivory and rhinos for their horns, they are determined to protect these endangered species and restore peace to the reserve. The narrative explores themes of bravery, conservation, and the fight against wildlife crime, highlighting the moral complexities faced by those who take a stand against poachers.
An accessible introduction to clinical psychology, this book skillfully integrates theory and research with practical examples and case studies. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the field, making complex concepts approachable for readers.
This collection of vignettes offers a unique perspective on significant historical events and personal experiences. The author reflects on his grandfather's tragic death in WWI, the October Crisis in Canada, and nostalgic summers in the French Pyrenées. He shares poignant encounters with Cambodian refugees and serene moments by Ethiopia's Lake Langano. The narrative also includes harrowing experiences during the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami and a surreal journey through North Korea, blending personal anecdotes with broader historical contexts.
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"The goal for this text is to emphasize that treatment of psychosis must be tailored to the needs of individual patients. While a given diagnosis may suggest principle mechanisms under prescription guidelines, standard treatment of psychosis is unfeasible due to no two patients suffering from an identical illness. This text therefore aims to contrast the one-size-fits-all treatment that general medicine has taken for granted, and instead focuses on building psychiatrist and patient relationships to foster individual treatment plans"-- Provided by publisher
Classical Hollywood Cinema, Sexuality, and the Politics of the Face examines the representation of iconic female faces in classical Hollywood cinema- Greta Garbo, Gloria Swanson, Elizabeth Taylor - and the gay male fetishization of those faces. číst celé
The history of Nova Scotia is explored through 15 pivotal events that have significantly influenced the province's trajectory. Key moments include challenges faced during Confederation, the impact of wartime Halifax, the Springhill Mining Disaster, and the legacy of Viola Desmond. Additionally, Ray Ivany's 'Now or Never' report highlights contemporary issues. Each turning point provides insight into the social, economic, and political factors that have defined Nova Scotia's identity over time.
A Practical Guide to the SRA-Regulated Freelance Solicitor Model
The book explores the concept of freelance solicitors who operate independently, free from the constraints of traditional law firms. It highlights the significant freedoms introduced by the Solicitors Regulation Authority in November 2019, allowing solicitors to practice in innovative ways. This new regulatory framework empowers legal professionals to embrace autonomy in their careers, reshaping the landscape of legal practice.
What Every Law Firm Needs to Know
The book explores the significant changes in the regulation of solicitors, highlighting the transition from the Solicitors' Code of Conduct 2007 to the SRA Principles 2011, and now to a new compliance regime mandated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority in 2019. It delves into the implications of these regulatory shifts for legal practitioners and the profession as a whole.
Set in the 1960s, the story follows triplets Freddie, Bill, and Irving, raised by their mother Lillian in a seaside town. After a conflict with a local girl, Marcia, escalates and threatens her home, the boys are sent to their aunt's house in western Scotland for the summer, aiming to keep them out of trouble. The narrative explores themes of childhood mischief and the consequences of actions, all against the backdrop of a changing coastal landscape.