And the winner is…

Having spent the last five years prostituting myself for votes in a variety of online campaigns for LPAG the playground charity I chair, I have to admit to groaning at having to do the same again – this time for myself. In fact, asking for votes for me to win an...

How being uncomfortable is good for you.

As I pack my bags and leave Brooklyn, it is with a great deal of sadness. I was dreading this trip, yet now I'm at the end of it I realise I have had such a good time.My day yesterday saw me walk 16,000 steps traversing the sleepy streets of South Brooklyn...

Patient H69 is off to New York !

It’s a week away and I am making plans and booking interviews, getting ready to head off to the Big Apple to promote my book. However, this is more than just a trip to an exciting city, I am fully expecting it to be a baptism by fire. I have not travelled abroad...

Avoiding a shrink-wrapped world

I was thinking this week of the last time I did something daring. I mean, really daring and challenging…something that made me uncomfortable. When I lost my sight in 2012 one of my initial reactions was a bloody-minded outburst of, ‘if this is taking...

Rebecca Crane’s review of Patient H69

Rebecca Crane, PhD, MA, PFHEA, DipCot directs the Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice at Bangor University and has played a leading role in its development since it was founded in 2001. Here she reviews my book Patient H69. Vanessa Potter’s book Patient H69...
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