Catherine Mardon

Space medicine is the practice of medicine in outer space. Space medicine is crucial for all space missions, prior to launch and after launch. They are especially used to diagnose, or treat any underlying conditions an astronaut may have prior to launch, which may possibly affect the astronaut on his mission.

An in-depth look at video games. Their creation, their impact, how they can be addictive, and the controversies surrounding them.

This book is a collection of essays that were presented at the 2nd Annual Antarctic Institute of Canada Conference.

The Holocaust is one of the most polarizing and unfortunate mass causalities that took place against a single group people in the history of the world. Logotherapy Surviving Holocaust: Viktor Frankl is a research novel containing the journey of Viktor Frankl. It focuses on the trails that happened during the holocaust. It goes in depth of what logotherapy is, the philosophies, the impact it has on the world, the science involved and my more interesting perspectives.

With the growing awareness of mental health in our modern world, it is no wonder that such a wide variety of treatment options have become available for individuals struggling with their mental health. These therapeutic options might range from traditional therapy to hypnotherapy to play therapy, but there is one form of therapy that is becoming more and more prevalent in recent years: art therapy. This treatment provides the patient with a safe, judgement-free environment to express and externalize thoughts and feelings through art that may otherwise be challenging to discuss. Why does Art Therapy work? explores this unique treatment option and the benefits it can have for its recipients. In order to situate our reader, this discussion begins with the history of art therapy and an explanation of the core concepts behind the practice followed by a comparison between art therapy and other well known therapeutic treatments. The following chapters will discuss the benefits of art therapy and who this treatment might best be suited for as well as the science behind it and the recent research that has been conducted studying its effects on patients suffering from a variety of mental health issues. Why does Art Therapy work? is an in depth exploration that strives to educate the general reader on the origins, practice, and benefits of art therapy.

Carl Jung, a psychotherapist and psychiatrist who created the field of analytical psychology, is widely considered one of the most significant figures in the history of psychology. Jung's work advanced the science of psychology and has revolutionized our understanding of the psyche as a phenomenon detailing the framework and functions of the human psyche with respect to human behaviour. This book covers everything from our changing understanding of analytical psychology to how Jungian theories and viewpoints differ around the world.

A collection of essays, ranging from the COVID-19 Pandemic to Gender and Migration.

Austin Mardon was a Canadian academic working towards his PhD when he was diagnosed with schizophrenia. He was told by doctors a career wasn't possible, he'd likely be homeless, and having a wife and kids would never happen. Catherine Curry was living as a successful lawyer in Oklahoma, when she was attacked by a member from a white supremacist group, who stabbed her seventeen times. She miraculously lived, but was left with many physical injuries and PTSD. Both struggling to come to terms with their new reality, facing stigma, and searching for acceptance and understanding, they decided to try online dating. Three months later they were engaged. People said he was crazy because of his schizophrenia and she was even crazier for marrying him. The couple faced the challenges that come with any marriage while also navigating the challenges that come with mental illness, including symptoms, medication side effects, discrimination, and stigma. The Mardon's story explores mental health and marriage, giving insight into what it's like to love someone who has a mental illness. They share with readers the challenges they've faced and how they've learned to support each other through it all.

Follow Gandy the Basset hound and his best friend, Barney, in four thrilling adventures across the globe - from Beaver Bend, Oklahoma, all the way to Poland, and even to the South Pole These four children's stage plays are based off of the Gandy series of children's books by Catherine A. Mardon.

A new generation of urban homesteaders are leading the way in environmental consciousness and sustainable living in a world of consumerism and imposing climate change. Learn the skills, habits and choices that you can make to become more self-reliant in an urban setting and to reduce your mark on the world around you.

Gandy and Barney make their way to the Highland Games, where Scottish clans meet to eat, play games and perform They meet a new friend named Marty, a bagpipe player who struggles with anxiety. Can Marty face his fears and play in front of a crowd of Scots?