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Author_Jason Harris
Author_Jerome Sewell
Author_Mase Okor
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childhood trauma
criminal justice
criminal justice services
criminality
cultivate new behaviour
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how to deal with violent behaviour
including probation officers
mental health
mental health condition
mental health services
mindfulness and compassion
mindfulness teachers
psychologists
rehabilitation
social workers
support workers
youth services
youth work
youth workers
Product details
- ISBN 9781785359941
- Dimensions: 140 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 26 May 2026
- Publisher: Collective Ink
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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The Burning Breath Chapters is an educational text based on first-hand accounts of therapy by two published writers, as well as award-winning filmmakers, project managers, and experienced frontline practitioners, who work full-time in the criminal justice and mental health sectors. The authors work journeys through childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and maturity, exploring the overcoming of traumatic experiences and adversities in urban communities. These writings focus on the practice and approach of mindfulness meditation and its incredible power to transform the hearts of those who have found themselves at the edge of society s experiences. This book describes these life stages through a range of mindfulness textbooks of leading authors and case studies, as well as works in philosophy, social sciences, Zen Buddhism, and psychology.
Jerome Sewell is an executive film producer, project manager and managing director of two companies - one which assists young people from gang hit communities and a second which provides mental health services through the creative arts. He also works for the Royal College of Psychiatrists as a service user representative. Jerome is also an award-winning screenwriter having won awards from the Koestler awards and a leader award from the Sackelton foundation. He lives in London, UK.
