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The NHS Healer
The NHS Healer
Oct 9, 2024 10:17 AM

Author:Angie Buxton-King

The NHS Healer

When Angie Buxton-King's young son, Sam was diagnosed with leukaemia, her determination to try everything she could for her child led her to consider complementary therapies, especially healing, alongside the traditional hospital treatment. Using other healers and her own healing skills, Angie saw a real difference in how much more comfortable Sam was and doctors were amazed at how few side effects he suffered.

The NHS Healer is Angie's remarkable tale and an uplifiting book for anyone suffering from emotional of physical pain or illness, as well as those involved in caring for others.

Reviews

It will touch your soul and open your heart. With honesty and clarity, this woman's story is both inspiring and healing.

—— International Healer, Writer and Lecturer

Angie's message is one of healing and hope, a carefully crafted chronicle, skilfully put together ... Do read it!

—— Psychic News

The writing style is fluent, informative and seamlessly interwoven with clear and practical insights ... an unmissable book.

—— In Balance Magazine

Explains a revolutionary way to care for dementia patients ... tender techniques that can ease absent minds

—— Telegraph

I bought it and can confirm that anyone who wants help in caring for the condition will find this excellent work a revelation

—— Bel Mooney , Mail on Sunday

remarkably simple ... The resulting well-being can last a lifetime

—— Yours magazine

shows that dementia need not be a nightmare of frustration and embarrassment ... James shows that it is possible to unlock isolation and distress

—— Church Times

Oliver James has made a great job of setting out the SPECAL theory and method in this book which I strongly recommend to all care home managers and staff teams

—— John Burton , Caring Times

Shows how to minimize that distress and manage the dementia in ways that recall early pioneering work on dealing with madness . . . He writes clearly and plainly, gives good examples of the techniques he suggests, and stays always on the practical side. I expected this book to be depressing; it is exactly the opposite.

—— The Independent

This is a poignant memoir: part therapy, part chronicle

—— Jack Carrigan , Catholic Herald

Things I've Been Silent About is a kind of companion volume to Nafisi's 2003 memoir Reading Lolita in Tehran ... giving us finely etched portraits of her tempestuous authoritarian mother, and her doting, unassertive father, who was a mayor Tehran under the Shah

—— Michiko Katkutani , Scotland on Sunday

A portrait of a family and a country that are at once alluring and deeply dysfunctional

—— Economist

[A] beautifully written memoir

—— Financial Times

A gifted storyteller with a mastery of Western literature, Nafisi knows how to use language both to settle scores and to seduce. Her family secrets pour forth in a flood of revelations of anger, humiliation and deceit

—— The New York Times

An utterly memorable book

—— Guardian Weekly

All readers should read it

—— Margaret Atwood

Enthralled

—— Susan Sontag

This is a remarkable insight into a fascinating period of history, and a touching portrait of astonishing tenacity and integrity in the face of adversity that few in the Western world could imagine

—— Good Book Guide

A balanced, lucid narrative; a rich, complex account of this crucial part of Iranian history

—— Observer

A powerful memoir of Nafisi's Iranian childhood, her mother and a homeland shattered by political revolution

—— The Times
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