To mark the closure of this great institution, Andrew Moss, who worked in the NHS locally for over twenty-five years, has drawn on historic archives and contemporary sources to present a fascinating picture of hospital life from the Infirmary's foundation in 1770 to the present day, which will surprise, inform and delight readers.
The story introduces Jim, a small turtle born in the whimsical Creek Valley hospital, where he discovers his unique ability. This sets the stage for his first adventure, emphasizing themes of communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. As Jim navigates his new world, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning valuable life lessons that help him grow and become a better turtle. The vibrant setting is populated with various creatures, enhancing the charm of Jim's early experiences.
In pursuit of a psychologically healthy, intimately connected, and vocationally valuable life
Emotional intelligence plays a crucial role in achieving resilience, intimate romantic connections, and high occupational value, which are essential for a meaningful and successful life. Through three empirical psychological studies, the book delves into how various components of emotional intelligence contribute to these outcomes, offering insights into personal development and relationship building.
Historic reconstruction drawings of Gloucester accompanied by photographs and drawings from excavations