You can conquer cancer was a revolutionary book when first published in1984, it has sold more than 150,000 copies worldwide and has been translated into many different languages. It has become a classic and one of the most widely read books on the subject of cancer management and survival.
This edition is completely updated, it contains whole sections which provide important new information and self-help techniques, and is remarkable for its clarity, enlarges upon what is a truly integrated, holistic approach to cancer: emphasising nutrition, the power of the mind, meditation, family and social support and the spiritual dimension of life.
Dr Ian Gawler, as a young veterinarian and decathlon athlete, had his right leg amputated with bone cancer in 1975. The cancer returned later that year. Amongst almost impossible odds, he recovered and went on to found Australia's first life-style based, cancer self-help and support program in 1981.
"What Ian Gawler discovered through experience, science is now proving. There is hope for people with life-threatening cancer, and this book is where to find it"
A Guide to Inclusive Therapy offers bite-sized morsels of theory and generous opportunities for practising inclusivity in conversations with clients. This little book will help you move from exhaustion and frustration with your clients to a whole-hearted embracing of their complex lives. Inclusive Therapy moves practice forward from focusing on problems rather than solutions. More info
This book explains in detail what makes up nutrition, how nutrients work in our body, what nutrients we should have and how the lack of nutrition has detrimental effects. Likewise, it highlights how good nutrition can remedy many chronic disease conditions increasing your health, vitality and, most importantly, help you to achieve and maintain optimal mental performance. Over 2 billion people in the world today suffer chronic zinc and iron deficiencies that affect their thinking, short-term memory and moods, as well as their immune function and energy levels. Not surprisingly... More info
Book CD 1: Practising Super-vision, Extra-vision and Extending Vision This presentation focused on: The historical development of the super-vision ideas that Johnella uses. The introduction of new change-making possibilities through the use of tentative language. The emphasis on direct experience as a narrative resource. The construction of a boundary that surrounds participants in therapeutic and super-vision relationships. CD 6: Constructing The Narrative in Super-vision This presentation focused on: Using prismatic dialogue in super-vision. Re-searching direct experience by taking up the inside/outside position. Emphasising relational accountability rather than one-way accountability. Exposing... More info
