Why Don’t We Go into the Garden? The Care Culture Map and Handbook

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Why Don’t We Go into the Garden? The Care Culture Map and Handbook Authors: , Format: General merchandise First Published: Published By: Step Change Design Ltd
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Pages: 48 Illustrations and other contents: 30 full colour illustrations Language: English ISBN: 9780993573705 Categories: , , ,
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"....I'm delighted to have been introduced to you both and your amazing [Care Culture] Map! It has made me rethink how we use gardens and I'm using it almost daily." Suzanne Mumford, Head of Nursing, Care UK; "I was bowled over when I got the Map and Handbook, I will add it to my list of treasures. I took it with me to a [UK Care Home] Activity Forum this week and had 8 of them pouring over the Map as an exercise to see where they thought their care setting was on the journey. It will be a real asset to me as a training tool - Bet you never thought that would happen!" Sylvie Silver MBE, Executive Director now retired), National Activity Providers Association (NAPA); "I LOVE your books! Arrived last week and I am learning so much- and learning how I, as an eco gerontologist, can apply the knowledge and research your share- so much information. Also, I appreciate the presentation- easy to digest and the Care Culture Map is awesome! Thank You!!!" Monica Eastway, M.S. Eco Gerontologist, USA; "Debbie, I have enjoyed the book VERY much. Thank you for sending it. I am amazed and deeply impressed by your dedication, and Mark's - I really hope you can make a deep and abiding impression on the care sector. They really need support and new thinking...the worth of your discoveries and insights will be picked up somewhere, including internationally, and will contribute to improved lives and greater Whole Intelligence. Your creativity and professionalism make a brilliant example of what I wrote about long ago now - a great piece of illuminative evaluation! I am newly glad that I included your work in Future Sense, and it often is a story that readers comment on. ...." Malcolm Parlett, Author 'Future Sense', exploring Whole Intelligence and early developer of illuminative evaluation