How To Manage Yourself

Serif

Frederick Fell

To maintain good health, a normal, balanced immune system is absolutely essential. Unfortunately, physical or mental stress, lack of sleep, pollution, changing seasons and even the normal aging process can all impair the immune system's ability to perform properly. Now, a unique dietary ingredient called EpiCor provides nutrition that helps balance the functions of the immune system to keep it working optimally. EpiCor is a natural product designed to help the body protect itself from bacterial, parasitic, fungal, and viral infections. In addition, it is a powerful anitioxidant as well as having anti-inflammatory properties. Researched to be safe and clinically shown to be effective, EpiCor can support good overall health by balancing the body's immune response.

EpiCor: The Key to a Healthy Immune System

Health, Fitness & Dieting

PHD.

Vern S. Cherewatenko

Larry Robinson

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Health Point Press

This guide is designed to meet the needs of those who work among surgeons and surgical trainees, who embrace the scientific method in their quest to improve the education process. In addition to content on research design, execution, and analysis, the book also includes information on sampling and use of simulation in surgical education research. There is also a chapter on one of the most important topics involving educational research -- funding.

Guide for Reserchers in Surgical Education

Medical Books

Jeannette Capella

Steven J. Kasten

Susan Steinemann

Laura Torbeck

Research

Cine'-Med, Inc.

Occupational therapy has always focused on the individual as active in meaningful and purposeful activity. In hippotherapy, the therapist uses the horse as an intervention strategy to help stimulate a client, who passively sits astride a moving horse and then accommodates himself or herself to the movement. If there is no active, purposeful participation and the client is not actively or purposely involved, how does occupational therapy fit? That question has led to the development of this book, the first detailing occupational therapy's current and potential contributions to hippotherapy. Occupational therapy uses activities as a strategy for intervention. Therapists help reintroduce activities to those with injuries, diseases, or disabilities to increase their meaningful function and enjoyable life. Use of the horse can address many of the physical and psychological problems that clients encounter when they are completely involved with the horse and its environment. The chapters in this book will appeal to different audiences depending on their needs, interests, educational qualifications, and experiential backgrounds. It will be useful for undergraduate and graduate students who want to study more about hippotherapy; for faculty members who plan to include hippotherapy in their academic curricula; for researchers who are studying and documenting hippotherapy; for clinicians who are working in hippotherapy or therapeutic horseback riding and want to update their knowledge in research or a particular practice area; and for riders or their family members who are interested in the development, application, and benefits of hippotherapy.

Enhancing Human Occupation Through Hippotherapy: A Guide for Occupational Therapy

Edited by Barbara T. Engel

and Joyce R. MacKinnon

OT(C)

AOTA Press

52 Simple Ways To A Waste-Free Green Kitchen

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

1000 hours outdoors journal: Tracker to Log Hours Spent Outside in Nature/Journal 6x9 120 pages

Travel

Independently published

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