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Books
Focus
on Healing: Holistic Self-help for Medical Illness by Jennifer
Barraclough (Papawai Press 2009). A practical guide to mind-body
methods, natural therapies and the holistic approach, illustrated
by the author's own experience and some inspiring real-life stories
of individual healing journeys. Available from bookshops and libraries
within New Zealand, or contact me to arrange purchase direct.
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Read more here....
Enhancing
Cancer Care: Complementary Therapy & Support edited by
Jennifer Barraclough (Oxford University Press, 2007). This book
gives evidence-based descriptions of many different therapies
- including the Bach Flower Remedies - which can be used to improve
the well-being of patients with cancer. Contributions from expert
practitioners from around the world are brought together to give
a balanced overview of this complex field. >>>>
Read more here.
The
Psycho-immunology of Cancer edited by CE Lewis, RM
O'Brien and J Barraclough (Oxford University Press, 2002). "A
most interesting and up-to-date book on the biological, mental
and spiritual influences on the immune system and so on cancer
and the quality and longevity of the lives of cancer patients."
(review in Network) >>> Available
at Amazon.com
Integrated
Cancer Care: Holistic, Complementary and Creative Approaches
edited by Jennifer Barraclough (Oxford University Press, 2001).
"This excellent book attempts to make sense and order of an often
confused and controversial field...should be essential reading
for all those involved in oncology, both healthcare practitioners
and patients alike." (review in British Medical Journal)
>>>> Available
at Amazon.com
Cancer
and Emotion (3rd ed) by Jennifer Barraclough (John
Wiley, 1998). "Particular strengths of this well-written book
are the lists of guidelines, patients' accounts and clinical vignettes...it
should be essential reading for all health professionals involved
in cancer care." (review in Palliative Medicine) >>>>
Available
at Amazon.com
Hughes'
Outline of Modern Psychiatry (4th ed) by Jennifer Barraclough
and David Gill (John Wiley, 1996). "Overall...this new edition
continues to remain a highly recommended text in the face of strong
competition in this field." (review in Journal of Social Psychiatry)
>>>> Available
at Amazon.com
For
further details of these books please visit the publishers' websites:
John Wiley and
Sons and Oxford
University Press.
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