Böcker av Helen Davies

The Secret World of Dreams: How Sleep Affects Mental Well-beingA hidden universe exists within the folds of our subconscious, a realm that comes alive when we sleep - the world of dreams. Not only do these dreams tell captivating stories, but they can also play a critical role in our mental health. Welcome to this intriguing Adventure!Written by Helen Davies, this Special Report delves into the nocturnal theatre of your mind, demystifying the enchanting world of dreams and their profound connection to mental wellness. It unwraps scientific insights in a language anyone can understand, peppered with real-life stories, making it an intriguing read for dreamers and knowledge seekers alike.Sneak Peek: \n An exploration of the language of dreams and their interpretation\n\n Unraveling the mysteries of sleep cycles and the brain's role in dreaming\n\n The complex relationship between dreams, nightmares and your mental health\n\n Harnessing the power of lucid dreaming for emotional processing\n\n Building strategies to encourage positive dreaming and boost mental wellness\nWhether you are interested in the science behind dreams, a mental wellness enthusiast or simply enthralled by the world of sleep and dreams, this Special Report is a must-have for your bookshelf. Unfold the Mystery!Embark on this captivating journey, explore the serendipity between dreams and mental well-being, and unearth strategies to boost your subconscious. Uncover the secrets your dreams harbor for your well-being. 'Dreams are illustrations... from the book your soul is writing about you.' - Marsha Norman, Pulitzer prize-winning playwrightGrab your copy today, and experience an enlightening journey through the secret world of dreams and mental well-being.

A colourful picture-word book presenting a simple vocabulary in various locations such as the garden, farm and seaside. Appealing images of objects, including Cyw, of course! Published in cooperation with S4C and Boom Pictures Cymru.

Neo-Victorian Freakery explores the way in which contemporary fiction, film, and television has revisited the lives of nineteenth-century freak show performers. It locates the neo-Victorian freak show as a crucial forum for debating the politics of disability, gender, sexuality and race within the genre more broadly.