Humanistic Systems

This is the third of seven realities in this series on living with chronic conditions and dynamic disability, explored through language, concepts and images from Celtic folklore.

This is an interruption to my current series on chronic conditions and Celtic mythology to ask for a minute of your time and the price of a cup of coffee or a pint for the charity ME Research UK.

This is the second of seven realities in this series on living with chronic conditions and dynamic disability, explored through language, concepts and images from Celtic folklore.

This is the first of seven realities in this series on living with chronic conditions and dynamic disability, explored through language, concepts and images from Celtic folklore.

Newington Cemetery, Edinburgh, Scotland, once known as Newington Necropolis or Echobank Cemetery, now partially rewilded.

Low-energy summary This post uses my own text messages to give a first-person documentary account of an experience of Long Covid and ME/CFS.

Professor Uta Frith’s recent TES interview raises important questions about autism, diagnosis, and scientific rigour.

Aviation is heavily reliant on procedures, but procedures can never replace human adaptivity in all situations.

This article is a slightly edited reproduction of an article published in HindSight magazine issue 36 (Autumn 2024) (all issues available at SKYbrary) What Is Mental Practice?

This article is a slightly edited reproduction of the Editorial published in HindSight magazine issue 36 (Autumn 2024) (all issues available at SKYbrary) Image: Steven Shorrock CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 https://flic.kr/p/2fMsKHp I joined the world of aviation in the