Showing posts with label York Street Practice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label York Street Practice. Show all posts
Thursday, 12 February 2015

Seeds for the Future

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I believe there is a real need for dreamers, poets and writers. These people – men, women and children – draw the pictures of what tomorr...
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Wednesday, 5 November 2014

Elevators and services

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We live in a world where most of us want to move away from what we call ' The Elevator Effect '. The Elevator Effect is where peopl...
Wednesday, 29 October 2014

Staying safe and sane at work

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This title may surprise some readers. The words 'safe' and 'sane' are probably not words we may use a lot to do with work. ...
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Holding it all together

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This post starts with the story of a friend of ours. She works in a large global business and her name is Pat. Pat has worked there for sev...

A tale of two mentors

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We don't know anyone who is a great health professional who has not had some form of mentoring. Mentoring can come in different shapes ...
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The bad sister

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There is a film many of us have watched. It's called ' Whatever Happened To Baby Jane? ' and it was released in 1962. It featur...

The oyster and the pearl

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We all recognise the value and necessity of good self esteem. We all can see how low self worth can stop us believing, acting and changing....
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Friday, 17 October 2014

Taking the power

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A lot of people know I write blog posts. That's certainly true. However it's often other people - colleagues, twitter friends, work...

Finding the inner treasure

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This post is all about integration. Not so much service integration as personal integration although what affects the individual can affect...
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Tuesday, 14 October 2014

The Wellbeing Compass

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Paul worked in a statutory body. He had worked there a long time. Over the years he had become slowly depressed at work. Getting up and fac...
Monday, 13 October 2014

The I of Illness and the We of Wellness

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Recently I spoke with Roz Davies, who is the founder of WeLove Life and is committed to exploring the potential of citizenship and digital ...
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Deep dialogue

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Dialogue is probably a word like inclusion which we all use and may never unpack and seek it's authentic meaning. It is also something ...
Wednesday, 8 October 2014

World Homeless Day

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The other day I was returning to York Street Health Practice from a meeting. On the wall nearby I Client visiting the GP at York Street ...
Tuesday, 7 October 2014

Dancing in Winter

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Leeds Beckett University and York Street Health Practice are just starting to plan research on the work, model and care the practice tries ...
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Tuesday, 30 September 2014

The good we do

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We have wanted to write a blog post about goodness for some time. We have also wanted to write a post about our identity, who and what we r...
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