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This essay will first summarise newspaper articles one titled ‘hundreds of mental health experts issue rallying call against austerity’ by James Meikle and Dennis Campbell (the guardian) and article two ‘is depression caused by inflammation in the brain? Findings could reveal why suffers experience physical symptoms’ by Richard Gray (the daily mail). This essay will then go on to discuss these two articles contrasting nature and how this is reflected within the mental health community. This…

Media delivers us with news and information not only from our country, but from around the globe. A main section of our news is political. The media delivers us information about everything from political parties, elections, MP’s, to and decisions made. The famous quote by the CBS news anchor Walter Cronkite paints a picture of what the news networks and corporations are there to do; ‘Our job is to only hold up the mirror, to tell the public what is happening.’ But that is only a slim part of…

Jaffe, Michael Mr. Scott Morse Personal Development Planning (BRM4007) 16th April, 2016 The Abyss It is said that we become our fixations; According to Friedrich Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil, “If you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you.” (Aphorism 146). While Nietzsche is talking about monsters, I for one find that this reflective action can provide insights both meaningful and practical. The most accessible source of information to anyone is oneself; Thus I propose that…

Dean Burnett is a neuroscientist at the University of Cardiff, a stand-up comedian, and a Guardian blogger. In his book, The Idiot Brain: A Neuroscientist Explains What your Head is Really Up To, he argues that our brains are fallible. The book covers several themes, but the most important themes are mind controls, mental health and fear. With respect, to the theme of mind controls Burnett explains that the brain’s control of the body sometimes results in irrational behaviours. For example, the…

There has been past cases found of celebrities taking advantage of vulnerable individuals. The article, “Jimmy Savile: the Questions for Bioethics,” written by distinguished research professor at Cardiff University, Ruth Chadwick, focuses on a particular incident that occured in the 60s and 70s. Chadwick began by finding that, “there have now been reports and allegations that Savile not only may have abused bodies in the mortuary, as well as living…

Impact of Child Psychiatrist Shortage Maintaining good grades, balancing work, keeping up with a social and family life are examples of the types of pressures today’s society puts on teens and children. There has been a rise in mental health disorders in teens and children but the numbers of psychiatrists haven’t been keeping up with this increase. Given these circumstances, it is important that children and teens have local access to psychiatrists because it would significantly help children…

A literature review of GIS and related approaches in green space study Introduction: As an important element of a city, green space are considered to be functional in many aspects of urban society. By improving stress reduction and physical activity, green space have shown its advantages in promoting human’s health both mentally and physically (de Vries et al.,2003; Mitchell and Popham, 2008; Higgs et al., 2012). Specifically, green space could contribute to appropriate air quality, noises…

undoubtedly an effective mechanism to improve access to justice and after the new reforms by the Jackson Report it becomes more acceptable to the people. Bibliography : [1] Callery v Gray - [2002] All ER (D) 233 (Jun) Lexis case search [2] Cardiff Seminar 2009, speech by Sir Anthony May [3] The Trade Union Congress submission in the Lord Justice Jackson's Final Report [4] Campbell v Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd (No 2) [2006] IP & T 54, Westlaw case search [5] The London Seminar Report…

Race in Media has been and always will be a topic under fire and conversation. More recently how Cultural appropriation is used in media has been a point many have been arguring about. When looking at both concept of race and nation in media it is a common theme that media stays commonly patriotic to the country that it is filmed/made in. Media that goes against the grain in a diplomatic style, for instance ‘Black Mirror’ a controversial TV series by Charlie Brooker that went against the norms…

The firm was set up by Lewis Llewellyn and Dai Armstrong, the two close friends in a local cycle touring club. They produce traditional upright cycle, which imitate the 1940’s and 1950’s. In 1990s, the company expanded to meet the demand and they bought a 15,000 square feet warehouse with 2,000 square feet of office accommodation. The high quality hand- made bikes brought them good reputation and maintained high sales though they did not advertise much. However in 2010 the company has trouble as…