£59.99
£59.99
This book highlights how photography can be a therapeutic tool for recovery and self-discovery. It explains how professionals can help people overcome the shame of stigmatization by using photography to spark a shared process of reflection in photo groups.
This book highlights several projects in which photography is used as a therapeutic tool. Nurses, therapists and social workers can help people to discover who they are, sometimes beyond someone’s psychosocial problems. An important target group that photo groups aim at are patients in mental health care who work on their recovery. The book gives a lot of attention to how working with photography can help to overcome shame, due to stigmatization by a diagnosis and professional treatment.
The invitation is to make photographs of one’s expectations, hope or of anything that is considered important and which is mirrored in the photographs. This is the starting point for a process of reflection. The reflection can be shared with other participants. The book will also focus on projects in which a photographer portrays participants. Beside theoretical explanation of the working of visual information the book expands on practical information on how to organize photo groups.
The first International Handbook of Forest Therapy unites over 50 global experts to define this evidence-based public health approach. Drawing on three decades of research and the latest developments, this milestone work sets the baseline for its worldwide implementation.
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Inappropriate fluid therapy harms patients. For medical and veterinary practitioners, this book presents a new paradigm based on the revised Starling principle. It retires outdated views on colloids and focuses on volume kinetics for safer, evidence-based patient care.
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The first textbook on child life assessment, this guide educates students and specialists on impactful psychosocial assessments for children and families coping with illness. It guides readers through evidence-based practices with case examples and professional perspectives.
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An aspect of dying in opera rarely observed is Sudden Unexpected Death. This book explores 50 operas where deaths occur without obvious natural cause, often forming the epiphany of the story. It charts the influence of philosophy and medical science on these tragic denouements.
Nurses hear patients’ stories daily. This book describes how to use narrative to realize therapeutic aims. With practical case studies, it explains how narrative achieves person-centred care, enabling a switch from care delivery to a dialogic, recovery-oriented approach.
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