Megan-Jane Johnstone Reihenfolge der Bücher

Learn both the art and science of successfully interacting with others, in every context and culture.

Targeted at busy healthcare professionals, this guide offers essential tips and strategies for effective writing and publishing in the medical field. It serves as a practical resource, helping readers navigate the complexities of communicating within healthcare, ensuring their work reaches the intended audience efficiently.

Ben and his sister, Beth, live with their parents by the beach. They love walking together with their dog, Toby. Suddenly, one day Ben's father tells them he is moving. Ben's life is shattered as he realises his parents are separating, but gradually he learns to adjust to the situation. The story follows his, and his family's journey while presenting a positive and optimistic perspective about the whole situation. It is a story of developing resilience, and gives children an opportunity to discuss this situation, and how to cope with stressful situations while coming out on top. A great resource for schools and parents.

The book delves into the evolving public attitudes towards euthanasia in the context of Alzheimer's disease, highlighting a significant shift towards viewing it as a viable end-of-life option for patients at various stages. It analyzes media representations and societal perceptions that influence these changes, while also investigating the political dynamics of the euthanasia debate. By examining how both proponents and opponents leverage media to shape discourse, the author uncovers the complexities surrounding this contentious issue.