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ralph ward

Ralph Ward is an internationally-recognized speaker, writer, and advisor on the role of boards of directors, how “benchmark” boards excel, personal boardroom careers, and the future of governance.  He speaks on board topics, and offers Boardroom Masterclass programs Ward is publisher of the online newsletter Boardroom INSIDER, the worldwide source for practical, first-hand advice on better boards and directors.  He also edits The Corporate Board magazine, the nation's leading corporate governance journal.  He is author of six acclaimed books for today’s corporate boards

london aesthetic medicine

Dr Gout’s approach is hyper-personalised and entirely holistic. The thoroughness of the LAM consultation is crucial in forming a diagnosis. She develops a rounded picture of clients, including their medical history, family history, occupation, lifestyle – while considering the genetic evidence of the relationship between skin, muscle, fat, and bone. “LAM is not about quick fixes or what I call ‘copy and paste’ treatments; it’s about putting the patient first and planning a long-term strategy. We want the best results possible.” Dr Gout is proud to be featured in Tatler’s ‘Top Doctors’ 2019-2022 (Tatler Beauty & Cosmetic Surgery Guide). ‘Practitioner of the Year’ 2022 (Aesthetic Medicine Magazine Awards), ‘Practitioner of the Year’ 2021 (Aesthetic Journal Awards).

practice with confidence

Debbie brings over 25 years experience of working as a highly respected pharmacist to her nutrition practice and is widely regarded as the expert in the field of interactions between the patient, prescribed medication and nutritional supplements and herbs.Debbie is passionate about bridging the gap between the allopathic and holistic approach to achieving health and wellbeing in her own successful practice, through teaching and mentoring other practitioners and has been published in IHCAN magazine. She is known by many to be the pharmacist that knows everything and for her empathetic and nurturing approach to both her patients and the practitioners she mentors. Debbie uses her expansive knowledge of pharmacology and nutrition to teach and support practitioners. With her support, practitioners gain confidence in working with these patients to help them achieve improved health whilst reducing the time they spend researching the medication and the impact nutrition might have on it. Attendees of Debbie’s flagship course say it has been the best investment they have made in their practice as they no longer spend hours or even days researching before producing nutritional protocols for their clients freeing them up to take on more clients and improve the profitability of their business. Debbie is also proud to be on the editorial board of the Nutritional Medicine Journal sharing her expertise with its readers.

speak to me in english

Academic English Email Address: admin@speaktomeinenglish.com Academic English is the genre of English used in the world of research, study, teaching and universities. If you read an article in an academic journal or listen to someone giving a presentation or a talk about an academic subject in an academic environment, Academic English is probably being used. Learn More about:Academic English General English Email Address: admin@speaktomeinenglish.com English for general purpose refers to the linguistic competence students should acquire regardless of their field and majar; a kind of core or basic linguistic knowledge. ESP is providing linguistic content knowledge regarding their field. therefore, language is a means of conveying key terms, passages which help them to improve their subject matter knowledge. temporary text

madeline corr

The mind uses pictures to help us process information and understand what we want to do. When you give your mind a picture it starts filtering the world and the input you receive, bringing things to the forefront of your mind to help you accomplish the picture you put in. Clarity ensures you put a clear, detailed picture in your mind of exactly what you want your awesome future to look like. So. . . Tune your mind in on a daily basis to ensure you’re moving in the right direction and taking the steps you need to take. Keep a journal, write, and draw pictures, even if you can only draw stick men! Get as detailed as possible, add colour, yourself, and bring emotion into it. As you move forward it will change, so adjust it.

british psychotherapy foundation

The British Psychotherapy Foundation (bpf) is an organisation of psychotherapists who are working to ensure that the benefits of psychotherapy are available to as many people who need it as possible. With around 650 members, we are one of the largest psychotherapy membership and training organisations in Europe. We are also a charity. Our approach is based on the rich tradition of psychoanalytic and Jungian theory and practice, while also drawing on scientific advances in our understanding of the human mind and development. British Psychotherapy Foundation 37 Mapesbury Road London We train therapists – through high-quality, intensive clinical training programmes We introduce potential trainees, other professionals and members of the public to the theory and practice of psychotherapy through introductory courses and events We organise a stimulating programme of short courses, seminars, lectures and discussions for our members as well as for the public We offer access to therapy though our Clinical Service, including our Low Fee Scheme We publish the prestigious British Journal of Psychotherapy We provide a dynamic professional home for our members – with opportunities for professional development, information exchange and networking.

linda mcphee consulting

Last modified: 04/10/2019 International courses and workshops for researchers writing for refereed journal publication Great writing is not primarily about grammar or even about word choice. It’s about structure, and more specifically about putting information where readers have been trained to see it. However, this is not what most people are taught. Writers are often handed a lot of “rules” that do little or nothing to improve their writing. You probably know them: Avoid passives. Vary your language. Shorten sentences. Paragraphs must have an explicit topic sentence, 3 supporting sentences and a concluding sentence. Jargon sounds academic. Data equals thinking. Write the way you talk. Fix your grammar and you’re fine. Word choice is everything. Sentences should be under 29 words long. Never start a sentence with but, however or because. Never split infinitives. And so on… These are both disempowering and (in the main) untrue, yet many teachers continue to dish them out. This course is different – really different. In the 10-week course, five class sessions are concerned with structures that will help participants produce a first draft. The next five sessions cover, in detail, a dynamic system for altering that first draft, making it understandable to others without following any of the above ‘rules’. The intensive 5-day course begins with a first draft, and consists of morning group sessions based on that draft, followed by afternoons revising (first for structure and content, but in the last three days also for readability). A selection of topics will be omitted from the 5-day course. The course continues with email support as needed until the article is submitted to a refereed journal (and through the entire revision and acceptance process)

international society of performance analysis of sport

The International Society of Performance Analysis of Sport ( ISPAS ), and its predecessor the International Society of Notational Analysis (ISNAS - 1991), was founded to improve the international cooperation in the field of Analysis of Sport. Obviously, the internationalization of this discipline is of great importance for the exchange of views, the discussion and presentation of current research results as well as the realization of joint research projects. Until now the Society has existed quite informally – its main purpose was to ensure the continuing excellence in its World Conferences in Liverpool (1991), Cardiff (1993), Turkey (1995), Porto (1998), Cardiff (2001), Belfast (2004) and Szombathely, Hungary (2006). But now with the rapid growth of Performance Analysis as a discipline and career, there is a need for the Society to assume more formal responsibilities. The Society now has the following purposes/objectives: dissemination of scientific knowledge concerning performance analysis of sport providing a forum for the exchange of ideas bridging the gap between researchers and practitioners gather and disseminating information, scientific knowledge and materials on performance analysis of sport counselling other organisations in questions of performance analysis of sport Representation of computer science in sport in other scientific associations It's tasks are: Editing the e-journal, the International Journal of Performance Analysis of Sport (eIJPAS) Organization of 2 – 3 workshops each year, preferably rotating the venues internationally. Maintaining the web-site as a forum of communication for performance analysts and/or any other interested parties. Manage the organisation of the World Conference at different venues around the world, bi-annually when possible. Monitor the scientific content of the papers and presentations at the Conference, and produce the Proceedings Organise and manage accreditation and registration of Academic Performance Analysts and Consultant Performance Analysts of sport

media & journalism centre

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