Professor Chris Williams is een vooraanstaand expert op het gebied van Cognitieve Gedragstherapie (CGT), toegewijd aan de bredere verspreiding ervan. Zijn werk richt zich op het toegankelijker maken van deze effectieve therapeutische benadering en de integratie ervan in de praktijk. Williams onderzoekt innovatieve manieren om CGT-technieken breder te verspreiden, met als doel een groter aantal mensen te helpen. Zijn benadering benadrukt praktische toepassing en het verbeteren van de beschikbaarheid van psychologische zorg.
This book joins the bestselling Routledge Overcoming Series, which includes publications approved by the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies and highly commended by the British Medical Association.
Set in 1851, the story follows Paul Cassian as he joins a mining crew heading to the gold mines of Oregon Territory. However, their quest for wealth turns into a nightmare when they encounter supernatural forces that seek to ensnare them, forcing the miners to labor endlessly in the depths of the mountains. The narrative explores themes of greed, the struggle against unseen malevolence, and the haunting consequences of ambition.
Amidst a global pandemic, Alice seeks an escape from her chaotic life, including family issues and unemployment. Zenith Pharm, a leading drug company, offers an enticing all-expense-paid vacation to a secluded resort, promising a vaccine breakthrough. However, the trip comes with a catch involving medical tests and blood work, raising questions about the true cost of her getaway. As Alice navigates this unexpected opportunity, she confronts the complexities of health, safety, and personal freedom in uncertain times.
Book by Paul Arden Lidberg
