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  • Published: Oct 24th, 2011
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VIDEO: An Interview with Anthony Peake, co-editor of Making Sense of Near-Death Experiences: A Handbook for Clinicians

Categories: Counseling & psychotherapy, Health care, Practical theology, Psychiatry, Psychology, Social work & social care, Video

Making Sense of Near-Death Experiences

Anthony Peake is a renowned writer and researcher whose work focuses on the nature of consciousness and reality, and mysterious phenomena such as déjà vu. He is the co-editor, with Mahendra Perera and Karuppiah Jagadheesan, of the forthcoming book, Making Sense of Near-Death Experiences: A Handbook for Clinicians‘ – available from Jessica Kingsley Publishers in[... read more]

  • Published: Oct 13th, 2011
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JKP at the Frankfurt Book Fair

Categories: Arts therapies, Autism, Asperger’s syndrome & related conditions, Bodywork, Complementary & alternative therapies, Counseling & psychotherapy, Dementia, Disability, Education, Healing Arts, Health care, Intellectual disability, JKP news, Law, Parenting, Practical theology, Psychiatry, Psychology, Singing Dragon News, Social work & social care, Video

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JKP is exhibiting at the Frankfurt Book Fair this week. Jessica Kingsley took a few minutes between meetings to talk about why we attend this major international event, and to highlight some of the things we’ve been talking about.

  • Published: May 23rd, 2011
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The Reverend Albert Jewell answers one JKP Reader’s Questions about his latest book, Spirituality and Personhood in Dementia

Categories: Dementia, Health care, Practical theology, Social work & social care

Albert Jewell

This month, we offered one of our readers a chance to preview a copy of the Revd Jewell’s latest JKP title, Spirituality and Personhood in Dementia, and ask him some questions about it: “Q: To what extent and how far has your exploration of dementia enhanced your understanding of spirituality? A: …People with dementia in the main live in the present moment because the past tends to get dismantled. To be able to live fully in the present, rather than be bugged by the past or worried about the future, is a great gift and one I covet…”

  • Published: Nov 10th, 2010
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The Psychology of Spirituality – An Interview with JKP author Dr Larry Culliford

Categories: Practical theology, Psychology, Social work & social care

Larry Culliford

“Medical conditions, mental health and social problems all involve people experiencing distress and disability, facing losses and the threat of loss. The basic spiritual skill, of being able to rest, relax and create a still, peaceful state of mind, underpins others, such as empathic ability and emotional resilience, which allow us better to understand, comfort and guide those people in difficulty who are suffering. These are skills that give people the courage to witness and endure distress while sustaining an attitude of hope, and the inner strength to be able to give without feeling drained.”

  • Published: Oct 7th, 2010
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Announcing the new JKP Complete Catalogue: Autumn/Winter 2010-2011!

Categories: Arts therapies, Autism, Asperger’s syndrome & related conditions, Counseling & psychotherapy, Dementia, Disability, Education, Health care, Intellectual disability, JKP news, Law, Parenting, Practical theology, Psychiatry, Psychology, Social work & social care

JKP Complete Catalogue - Autumn / Winter 2010 - 2011

We are pleased to announce that our new Complete Catalogue is now available!  Inside you’ll find new and forthcoming titles on our full range of topics. Click to browse the JKP Complete Catalogue – Autumn/Winter 2010-2011 Information on How to Order

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