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A book of support, advice and insight for any health- or social care professional concerned they might be experiencing symptoms of PTSD, moral injury, compassion fatigue or burnout.

Midwife means 'with woman' not 'with paperwork', so why are we tolerating a broken system?

Jan Smith, an accomplished author, has penned two notable novels, showcasing her literary talent. "An Ornament of Grace," published in 1966, and "The Worshipful Company," released in 1969, reflect her narrative style and thematic depth. Additionally, she collaborated with Dr. William Vayda on "Health for Life: Are You Allergic to the Twentieth Century?" in 1981, indicating her versatility in exploring health topics alongside fiction. Smith's works contribute to diverse literary conversations across genres.

Planets, galaxies, villains, heroes, the Doctor, the TARDIS and the time vortex--all intricately illustrated in this adult coloring book packed with original Doctor Who art. With 96 stunning pages to color, plus all the best quotes from the beloved TV show, this out-of-this-world adult coloring book is perfect for any creative Doctor Who fan.

Schottland, 1314. Es ist bitterkalt in den Highlands. Lady Blanche McNaghten hat gerade erst ihren Mann verloren, einen kranken Greis. Nach Jahren der Enthaltsamkeit entdeckt die junge Witwe nun die Freuden der Lust wieder. Dann wird sie auf eine harte Probe gestellt, denn das Schicksal will es, dass sich ihr Weg mit dem von Black McGregor kreuzt, einem Erzfeind ihres Clans. Trotz dieses Umstands verfällt sie dem hünenhaften Black mit Haut und Haar - und ignoriert alle Warnungen ...

Exploring the depths of self-hatred and loneliness, the narrative reveals a life shaped by trauma and misunderstanding from a young age. The protagonist grapples with the fallout of a troubled marriage, struggles with mental health issues, and faces the consequences of reliance on medication. Through a journey of introspection, the story examines the impact of external perceptions on personal identity and the quest for healing amidst chaos.

Focusing on the deep bond between humans and their feline companions, the author shares her journey as a lifelong animal lover and cat enthusiast. Jan Smith's experiences range from drawing animals to serving in the Marine Corps and working in emergency management. Now retired, she reflects on her life with her horse and three beloved cats, celebrating the unique joys and challenges of being a true "cat person." This book captures the essence of what it means to share your life with these remarkable creatures.

A lonely dog lover, Jan, discovers a newfound sense of purpose after moving into a beautiful flat with a cream sofa. With too much time on her hands and little companionship, she begins to explore a creative idea that promises to transform her solitude. As her journey unfolds, the narrative delves into themes of companionship, creativity, and the impact of a vibrant living space on one's emotional well-being.