Corwin Press

The effectiveness of aromatherapy, massage and reflexology in people with palliative care needs: A systematic review

This episode features Dr Bridget Candy and Dr Megan Armstrong (Marie Curie Palliative Care Research Department, Division of Psychiatry, University College London, London, UK). Aromatherapy, massage and reflexology are widely used in palliative care. Patients themselves often report that these therapies are helpful. It is important to demonstrate value for money in health care service provision including in palliative care. This is the first systematic review to focus on aromatherapy, massage and...

Oussoren - Write Dance in the Early Years (Second Edition)

For this current edition of the companion website, these audio files were created to be used by students and instructors. Can be reused by SAGE.

VRD: Young Investigators Issue

Chapter Nine: Student Mindfulness

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Chapter Seven: Student Mindfulness

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Chapter Six: Student Mindfulness

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Chapter Four: Student Mindfulness

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Chapter Three: Student Mindfulness (Mair)

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Chapter Two: Student Mindfulness (Mair)

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Chapter 1: Mindfulness Podcast (Mair)

For Mair, The Student Guide to Mindfulness

Aromatherapy, massage and reflexology: A systematic review and thematic synthesis of the perspectives from people with palliative care needs

This episode features Dr Bridget Candy and Dr Megan Armstrong (Marie Curie Palliative Care Research Department, Division of Psychiatry, University College London, London, UK) Conventional therapies are not always sufficient to provide satisfactory relief of symptoms to those at an advanced stage of a disease. Evidence on the effectiveness of complementary therapies improving the well-being of people with advanced diseases is uncertain; however, palliative care services often offer such therapies...

Relationship Matters 87 “I like that you feel my pain, but I love that you feel my joy”

Dr Michael Andreychik (Fairfield University, USA) explains his research on the varying mechanisms of positive and negative empathy and the impact they each have on the quality of relationships. Posted November 2018. Read the associated article here.

Thinking about what came before Schreiner’s “From Man to Man

Thinking about what came before Schreiner’s “From Man to Man": Liz Stanley discusses her recent article. Posted October 2018.

Language Testing Bytes Podcast Number 28

Language Testing Bytes Podcast Number 28: Glenn Fulcher and Talia Isaacs discuss pronunciation testing. Posted October 2018

Teaching the iStudent –Mark Barnes

Corwin Connected Educators Series author Mark Barnes discusses how teachers can use technology to improve student learning.

Student Voice –Russell Quaglia

Renowned author Russ Quaglia discusses the power of Student Voice and Aspirations to create meaningful partnerships between educators and students.

The 1:1 Roadmap –Andrew Marcinek

Andy Marcinek shares how he became a connected educator and how schools can begin to move to a 1:1 technology implementation, as described in his book, The 1:1 Roadmap.

The Relevant Educator –Steven Anderson and Tom Whitby

Corwin Connected Educators authors Steven Anderson and Tom Whitby discuss the importance of connected education and their new book, The Relevant Educator.