Hi, I have just received my July edition of the ‘Psychologist’ and quickly read a certain article which is close to my heart, ‘Solutions to work-life balance’. It certainly raised food for thought about series of trends that we have seen and how we run our lives today. It also questions our assumptions of a traditional family. For instance, there are more single parents, couples are starting a family later in life, and how we have witnessed a sandwich generation  caring for young and elderly dependants. We have a more multicultural society in the inner cities. We need to be aware of the implications of work live balance needs and solutions.

Hi, If you watch ‘The Apprentice’ you will have notice how they are all have racing ego’s eager to win Sir Alan’s very generous partnership offer. http://www.bbc.co.uk/apprentice

Hi, Just to say I completed a complex spine course at York College today. I surprised myself with how much knowledge I had retained about anatomy and physiology. We did theory in the morning and practical in the afternoon, where we took it in turns to be the patient and practitioner. I won’t be counting sheep tonight, instead I will be seeing, ’dermatones and myotones, L1, L2, L5. Fantastic CPD. www.yorkcollege.ac.uk