Volume 17, No 3, 2010

Editorial:

The medium and the message.

How we are: News, views and information:

• How sense of touch affects actions
• positive expectation in negotiations
• delirium in hospitals
• research bias
• memory
• youth clubs and self-esteem
• power napping
• vulnerable children
• lie detection
• child sex offenders and empathy
• Phineas Gage’s brain

The sad plight of the kidults

Pat Williams considers why young adults may so often remain childish and confused.

Breathing life into organisations

Organisations are living social organisms; if their needs are met, they will thrive, says Joe Griffin.

Connecting to the world of business

Bart McEnroe describes how he came to use human givens principles with commercial clients, and the positive effects.

Business talk

John Halker ensures that he speaks the language of his corporate clients when he introduces human givens ideas.

The human givens coach

Des Rice illustrates what the human givens approach has added to his existing coaching skills.

The new zeiteist

Joe Griffin and Ivan Tyrrell discuss the guiding role they see for human givens in today’s troubled times.

“All the same needs”

Véronique Chown and Renée van der Vloodt show how therapists without business backgrounds can still help businesses.

How schools are using the human givens approach

Four headteachers describe the impressive effects that they are achieving.

Images for recovery

Sarah Worsley-Harris works with NHS staff suffering from stress-related ills such as depression, burnout and psychosis.

PLUS: Book Reviews, Letters