The Impact of Parental Engagement on Academic Achievement Most parents would intrinsically understand that parental engagement is good for their children’s development. It may also seem obvious that a lack of engagement, as well as over-engagement, is not so… Read More ›
The Challenges of a Freelance Career “Work from home, and be your own boss”—the perks of making a career out of freelance work can seem very appealing. The Office for National Statistics’ analysis of the UK labour market shows… Read More ›
The Future of 3D Printing Additive manufacturing (AM), more commonly referred to as 3D printing, is on the cusp of disrupting production and manufacturing as we know it. With the development of increasingly complex technologies, no longer is AM… Read More ›
Is Anorexia a Form of Monomania? A relic of the 19th century, ‘monomania’ is a term that is seldom used these days. Yet monomania surrounds us. It describes those with “fixed ideas” that are very difficult to overcome. We encounter… Read More ›
Your Path to Recovery For many months I have had the pleasure of collaborating with Nutritional Advisor, Eating Disorder Specialist, and Personal Trainer Emma Bacon on the ‘Eating Disorder Recovery Handbook: A Practical Guide for Long-term Recovery.’ This… Read More ›
Mergers and Acquisition in Big Pharma When your average consumer is asked their opinion about Big Pharma – large pharmaceutical companies – they may feel ambivalence. They may have a loved one on a regimen of a life-changing, even… Read More ›
Family Treatment for Eating Disorders The causes of eating disorders are both complex and difficult to determine. There are recognised hereditary factors and dynamics within families that contribute to the onset of an eating disorder such as Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia… Read More ›
3 Impressive Innovations in Pharmaceutical Service Delivery In recent years, pharmaceutical companies have come under a lot of criticism for not giving enough consideration to the end users of their products – the patients – and instead prioritising the… Read More ›
The Problem with Presenteeism When you thought you had licked one of your company’s more serious productivity stealer in absenteeism, here comes a surprise substitute – presenteeism! What Is Presenteeism? Presenteeism is a situation where employees come… Read More ›
Six Ways to Spot a “Professional Writer” In this digital age when text has assumed a design personality and content has been acknowledged as a king in the New Media, there will be “writers” and there will be “professional… Read More ›
Robert Pickton – Differential Association Reinforcement Theory Robert Pickton, born 24 Oct 1949, a pig farmer from British Columbia was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2007 for the murder of six women whose remains were found on his… Read More ›
E-Leadership: The Challenges “Should there be a difference between regular leadership and e-leadership?” is a question many business leaders are now having to ask. While many of the required qualities may be the same, e-leadership doesn’t require… Read More ›
Why Businesses are Failing at ‘Social Listening’ Listening is the only way we get first-hand accounts of the experiences of other people. And the growth of social media has encouraged conversations to be more transparent, with the size… Read More ›
