Ann Childs

Contact

• workRoom B90 Division of Physiotherapy Education, Clinical Sciences Building
  Nottingham City Hospital
  Hucknall Road
  Nottingham
  NG5 1PB
  UK
• work0115 82 31795
• fax0115 840 4893
• ann.childs@nottingham.ac.uk

Research Summary

An exploration of the experience of Ear Acupuncture, by clients who are currently seen by the statuatory Drug and Alcohol Services.

Recent Publications

• COWLEY, P. and CHILDS, S., 2003. Too spineless to rebel? New Labour's women MPs British Journal of Political Science. 33(3), 345-366

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Past Research

The effects of static responsive contact (touch) compared with a progressive muscle relaxation technique on in-patient's anxiety levels within an acute mental health ward setting

Future Research

The use of touch / bodywork/physical exercise in mental health, particularly relating to areas of dissociation Considering single case studies . Exploration of personal meaning, mechanisms involved, therapeutic value

• COWLEY, P. and CHILDS, S., 2003. Too spineless to rebel? New Labour's women MPs British Journal of Political Science. 33(3), 345-366