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...communication skills, decision-making, problem-solving). It illustrates some examples of reconfiguring of resources, shifting in perspective and balancing between competing aspects, values, and goals. Jan is demonstrating flexibility and recognising that with job offers, there is some room for negotiation that would enable a more flexible arrangement that would work for...

...communicate with orthodox medical practitioners if necessary. Word of mouth referrals are probably useful in finding out about a particular herbalist and their approach. There are a confusing number of professional bodies covering herbalists from both western and other approaches. Those organisations whose members are likely to be state registered in the near future will...

...communicate effectively, have a strong work ethic and can perform well under pressure (e.g., Wylleman, 2019). The value of these skills has been harnessed through the work of several organisations such as Life after Professional Sport (LAPS) who recognise that many of the characteristics that make someone a successful athlete are the same as those that make people...

...communication is automatic and unconscious. The goal of the autonomic nervous system is to maintain homeostasis, and it does so by utilising its two subsystems – the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and the parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS). If a stress response is triggered, it sends signals to the connected structures between the endocrine and nervous systems:...

...communicate their thoughts and feelings, and why they might have behaved in a certain way. It can also be challenging to know when something is a problem, say if a child is eating much less than they would usually, and determining if this is just natural variation in appetite. I have previously worked in outpatient Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), and...