Mollie gordon (14 risultati)

Stapled wraps. Condizione: Fine. Fine stapled wraps. 60 pages, unmarked. Jenn Campbell, Sarah Gladstone, Maira, Mollie Underwood, Tara Marsden, Ashwak Hauter, Mud Howard. Ellie Gordon, Melinda Noack, Ksenia Adamcio, Hannah Rubin, Ali Giordani, Zach Goldberg, Stephen Love World, Jose Vadi, Mariah Muller, Kali Pollard, Amy Mostafa, Trisha Federis, Claire Stringer, Heather Do, Manuela Aronofsky, Virgie Tovar ; UO15 S2S; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 60 pages.…

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. B.C.E. A solid spine with very light edge rubbings. The dustjaccket has no edge rubbings. No store stamp.Stories by :John Burke, Anthony Burton, Michael & Mollie Hardwick,Ian Fellows-Gordon, Frank Usher, C.E.Maine, Clare Smythe, Charles Chilton, Ronald Seth, Doddie Hay. Jennis, Paul (illustratore). …

Paperback. Condizione: Good. First Edition. Just Leave it to Linda by Mollie Chappell, part serial A J Cronin An Apple in Eden. Closed tear to cover. Book.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 266 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good-. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. 4to hbk in d/w ; vg-/G; a little patchy fading to cover; contents clean. Small name inside. Dustwrapper has patches of loss, bottom left hand corner and bottom of spine, and a little at top left hand corner; vg-/G; Published in 1945, but annual was for 1946. Stories by Enid Blyton called 'Cosy's Good Turn' & The Magic Watering Can & The Toys and the Goblins & Chinky and the Brownies; & The Vanishing Potatoes; & the Big Plush Monkey; also contains lovely colour plates of birds. ; 4to 11" - 13" tall. …

Condizione: New. In English.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Human Trafficking: A Treatment Guide for Mental HealthProfessionals is the first book on human trafficking and mentalhealth. The editors have marshalled their considerable experience developingresources and interventional programs for this patient population, as wellas expertise in research and scholarly writing, to create a uniqueanduniquely usefulguide for clinicians likely to encounter traffickedpatients. Foundational to the effort is recognizing that their numbers arelegion, and growing, and that their safety and well-being depends on theability of clinicians to screen, assess, and identify them in a system thatoften constructs barriers to care. Epidemiological data is providedto help clinicians understand the factors that contribute to beingtrafficked, the associated consequences, and the role of healthprofessionals in combatting it. Screening processes are discussed, andpotential barriers, both organizational and provider-based, to theidentification of trafficked persons are explored. The next sectionaddresses sensitive, trauma-informed, and integrated patient management indifferent settings, including emergency departments, primary care, andsubstance abuse facilities, since both medical and substance abusecomorbidities are common in trafficked patients. The trauma-informedconcepts of asking, respecting, and responding are vital components to thesurvivor-centered care emphasized by the authors, and psychotherapeuticconsiderations and cultural aspects in the assessment and treatment of thesepatientstopics that have been neglected heretoforeare discussed in-depth.Finally, advocacy, confidentiality, and reporting requirements for adult andchild patients are addressed, providing a much-needed legal and ethicalframework. The chapters have clearly outlined objectives that areachieved through a number of useful features: Each chapter includes clinical cases that encapsulate the trauma andhorror of the real-life fallout from human trafficking. These vignettesdeftly illustrate and contextualize the chapter's topic, such as managingco-occurring substance use disorders or identifying the trafficked personwho presents in the emergency department. Chapters are equipped with"pearls and pointers" that summarize key points and highlight the mostimportant take-aways. Contributors make ample use of visual aids, suchas tables and figures, that enhance understanding and consolidateinformation into readily accessible formats. Ten vivid, real-life casescenarios are offered in the final chapter, providing the clinicians withinsights into trafficked persons' health care interactions, questions toincrease sensitivity and help identify these patients, and counsel onmanaging their care with empathy and patience. Often shocking,frequently poignant, and always useful, Human Trafficking: A TreatmentGuide for Mental Health Professionals teaches clinicians to look attheir patients with fresh, informed, and compassionate eyes. The first book on human trafficking and mental health. The editors have marshalled their considerable experience developing resources and interventional programs for this patient population, as well as expertise in research and scholarly writing, to create a uniquely useful guide for clinicians likely to encounter trafficked patients. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Condizione: New. This is an educational and clinical resource for health care practitioners from any discipline who may encounter sex- or labor-trafficked persons. The book provides the background knowledge and frontline clinical strategies providers need to identify, relat.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Human Trafficking: A Treatment Guide for Mental HealthProfessionals is the first book on human trafficking and mentalhealth. The editors have marshalled their considerable experience developingresources and interventional programs for this patient population, as wellas expertise in research and scholarly writing, to create a uniqueanduniquely usefulguide for clinicians likely to encounter traffickedpatients. Foundational to the effort is recognizing that their numbers arelegion, and growing, and that their safety and well-being depends on theability of clinicians to screen, assess, and identify them in a system thatoften constructs barriers to care. Epidemiological data is providedto help clinicians understand the factors that contribute to beingtrafficked, the associated consequences, and the role of healthprofessionals in combatting it. Screening processes are discussed, andpotential barriers, both organizational and provider-based, to theidentification of trafficked persons are explored. The next sectionaddresses sensitive, trauma-informed, and integrated patient management indifferent settings, including emergency departments, primary care, andsubstance abuse facilities, since both medical and substance abusecomorbidities are common in trafficked patients. The trauma-informedconcepts of asking, respecting, and responding are vital components to thesurvivor-centered care emphasized by the authors, and psychotherapeuticconsiderations and cultural aspects in the assessment and treatment of thesepatientstopics that have been neglected heretoforeare discussed in-depth.Finally, advocacy, confidentiality, and reporting requirements for adult andchild patients are addressed, providing a much-needed legal and ethicalframework. The chapters have clearly outlined objectives that areachieved through a number of useful features: Each chapter includes clinical cases that encapsulate the trauma andhorror of the real-life fallout from human trafficking. These vignettesdeftly illustrate and contextualize the chapter's topic, such as managingco-occurring substance use disorders or identifying the trafficked personwho presents in the emergency department. Chapters are equipped with"pearls and pointers" that summarize key points and highlight the mostimportant take-aways. Contributors make ample use of visual aids, suchas tables and figures, that enhance understanding and consolidateinformation into readily accessible formats. Ten vivid, real-life casescenarios are offered in the final chapter, providing the clinicians withinsights into trafficked persons' health care interactions, questions toincrease sensitivity and help identify these patients, and counsel onmanaging their care with empathy and patience. Often shocking,frequently poignant, and always useful, Human Trafficking: A TreatmentGuide for Mental Health Professionals teaches clinicians to look attheir patients with fresh, informed, and compassionate eyes. The first book on human trafficking and mental health. The editors have marshalled their considerable experience developing resources and interventional programs for this patient population, as well as expertise in research and scholarly writing, to create a uniquely useful guide for clinicians likely to encounter trafficked patients. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condizione: New.

Two soft backed volumes of original poetry written and published by University of Leeds writers. Both in very good condition; wrappers a little dulled; University of Leeds library labels to front endpapers; clean and crisp throughout. From the collection of a retired Leeds academic. Leeds University Poetry 1946. 24 pp. Contains the poems of Wilfred Childe, Mollie Herbert, W. A. Hodges, Derrick Metcalfe' Kenneth Muir, Marian Owen, Gerald Robinson, Robin Skelton. Leeds University Poetry 1954. 31 pp. Contains the poems of Robinetta Armfelt, George Campbell, Dorian Cooke, Gordon Heard, J Heath Stubbs, John D Hill. W.A. Hodges, Bernard Jones, David C Marno, Ralph N Maud, Roderic Owen, Gerald Robinson, Robin Skelton, Alan Tompkins, Keith Waddams. 'Ex libris SSM Kelham' to front free. Please contact Christian White Rare Books Ltd for more information or images of this item.…