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4. The body image experiences of breastfeeding mothers in the UK: A qualitative exploration.

Author

Owen, Alison, Cameron, Leah, Cassidy, Heather, and Taylor, Jennifer

Subjects
*BREASTFEEDING, *QUALITATIVE research, *BODY image, *ATTITUDES of mothers, *DESCRIPTIVE statistics, *EXPERIENCE, *THEMATIC analysis, *PSYCHOLOGY of mothers, *DATA analysis software
Abstract

Despite the well-documented benefits of breastfeeding, the UK has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world. One of the areas that has been identified as impacting on a woman's experience of breastfeeding is body image. The aim of this study was to explore the body image experiences of breastfeeding mothers in the UK. Eighteen female participants were interviewed about their thoughts and feelings around their body image, specifically in relation to their breastfeeding. Three themes were developed following thematic analysis of the data: Breastfeeding as a functional tool, Body confidence and breastfeeding in public and Not feeling like the real me: a loss of identity. Implications of the findings are discussed, with suggestions for health promotion and ideas for encouraging a more positive body image in pregnant and breastfeeding women, with the hope of improving breastfeeding rates and experiences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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7. City of athletes. (Cover Story)

Author

Balkissoon, Denise, Cameron, Leah, Campbell, Matthew, Challen, Paul, Cooper, Claire, Cowan, James, Gilmour, Maggie, Grace, Gillian, Hayward, Kathryn, O'Connor, Joe, Pupo, Mark, Salewicz, Gary, Servos, Steve, and Stren, Olivia

Subjects
Toronto Blue Jays -- Finance, Toronto Argonauts -- Finance, Baseball teams, Football teams, Company financing
Abstract

THE LIFE (AND DEATH AND PLACE in the pecking order) of a North American city is measured by the success of its pro sports teams and the size and condition […]

Published
2002

9. Embedding metacognitive skills in spatial design

Author

McAuliffe, Marisha B., Martin, Penelope, Cameron, Leah, and Hankinson, Jasmine

Subjects
130200 CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY, Design, Design thinking, Reflection, 130103 Higher Education, 130202 Curriculum and Pedagogy Theory and Development, Thinking, 120199 Architecture not elsewhere classified, HERN, Design process, Higher education, 139999 Education not elsewhere classified, Metacognition, Critical thinking, 120106 Interior Design
Abstract

Metacognitive skills are considered to be essential for graduates from higher education institutions. In teaching spatial design, a fundamental aspect of student learning is the ability to ‘frame’ problems, generate solutions and explore possibilities of different solutions. This article proposes an innovative approach to design education through the implementation of strategies into the design process. The externalisation of implicit and tacit learning through metacognition connects theoretical concepts to interior design process and practice, as well as allowing students to engage and critically analyse issues surrounding theory and practice, thus equipping them with the skills as future design professionals.

Published
2015

10. Embedding metacognitive skills in spatial design education

Author

McAuliffe, Marisha, Martin, Penelope, Cameron, Leah, Hankinson, Jasmin, McAuliffe, Marisha, Martin, Penelope, Cameron, Leah, and Hankinson, Jasmin

Abstract

Metacognitive skills are considered to be essential for graduates from higher education institutions. In teaching spatial design, a fundamental aspect of student learning is the ability to ‘frame’ problems, generate solutions and explore possibilities of different solutions. This article proposes an innovative approach to design education through the implementation of strategies into the design process. The externalisation of implicit and tacit learning through metacognition connects theoretical concepts to interior design process and practice, as well as allowing students to engage and critically analyse issues surrounding theory and practice, thus equipping them with the skills as future design professionals.

Published
2015

11. Mixing up a cocktail of food and art

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Business plans -- Methods, Business planning -- Methods, Bars, saloons, etc. -- Management -- Services, Company business management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: LEAH CAMERON; Special to The Globe and Mail The new bars and restaurants that are flocking to Toronto's bohemian Ossington strip are in danger of getting lost in the [...]

Published
2008

12. Custom jersey designer wants to turn pro

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Business plans -- Vocational guidance, Fashion designers -- Practice -- Vocational guidance, Sporting goods industry -- Officials and employees -- Management -- Vocational guidance, Business planning -- Vocational guidance, Company business management, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: LEAH CAMERON If there is one thing that Fergy Neves despises, it's cookie-cutter production. The co-owner of Sultan, a Toronto-based maker of customized sports apparel focused on the basketball [...]

Published
2008

13. They need the dough, and a new plan

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Baked products industry -- Forecasts and trends -- Vocational guidance, Bakers and bakeries -- Management -- Vocational guidance -- Forecasts and trends, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: LEAH CAMERON; Special to The Globe and Mail Like many small to mid-size bakers, Michael Walter has been feeling the pinch as of late. Located in Peterborough, Ont., the [...]

Published
2008

14. Talking shop: the making of a high-end retail Mecca

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Shopping centers -- Remodeling and renovation, Toronto, Ontario -- Remodeling and renovation
Abstract

For over a decade, the facade of the once grand University Theatre stood on the north side of Bloor like some shabby Arc de Triomphe. A teetering structure, it was […]

Published
2004

15. Hot on the trail of Fidel: Suffering from all-inclusive claustrophobia, LEAH CAMERON and her travel companion opted to hike the Cuban mountains made famous by another rebel and his comrades

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Cuba -- Social aspects -- Environmental aspects -- Description and travel, Hiking -- Personal narratives -- Social aspects -- Environmental aspects, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: LEAH CAMERON; Special to The Globe and Mail SANTIAGO DE CUBA -- It was nearing 2 p.m. on our first full day at the Hotel Bucanero, and my travel [...]

Published
2007

16. FAMILY TIES MEAN A LOCH

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Family reunions, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: LEAH CAMERON; Special to The Globe and Mail I'm not the type of Scottish Canadian who gets all patriotic when she sees Braveheart or teary-eyed at the sound of [...]

Published
2006

17. Just me and the marmots: LEAH CAMERON finds the isolation and mountain vistas she craves on a four-day hike through the French Pyrenees

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
France -- Natural history -- Description and travel, Pyrenees -- Natural history -- Description and travel, Mountaineering -- Environmental aspects -- Personal narratives, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: LEAH CAMERON; Special to The Globe and Mail CAUTERETS, FRANCE -- When the woman sitting next to me on the plane told me there were only three wild bears [...]

Published
2005

21. Eggs Benedict

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Restaurants -- Competitions, Restaurants -- Recipes and menus
Abstract

On a day in 1894, sometime before noon, a bleary-eyed Wall Street broker wandered into the old Waldorf Hotel, hoping to cure his hangover. Lemuel Benedict ordered "buttered toast, poached […]

Published
2005

22. Hellfire

Author

Cameron, Leah

Abstract

It started on the north side of Wellington Street, not far from where the TD Centre now stands, on the bitterly cold night of April 19, 1904. T. H. Johnson, […]

Published
2004

23. Clafoutis

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Restaurants -- Restaurant reviews
Abstract

The beauty of clafoutis--the ubiquitous bonne femme of French desserts-lies in its sweet and simple nature. So understood the goodly farmers of France's rustic Limousin region, who first concocted this […]

Published
2003

24. Shopping with chefs

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Food -- Purchasing, Toronto, Ontario -- Buildings and facilities
Abstract

Rosa Marinuzzi of Seven Numbers, 343 Eglinton Ave. W., 416-322-5183 When speaking English, Italian-born Rosa Marinuzzi uses a variety of expressions to proclaim her exuberance about food and life in […]

Published
2003

25. Shopping with chefs. (Restaurants)

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Ontario, Steinberg, Owen -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes
Abstract

Owen Steinberg of J0V Bistro, 1701 Bayview Ave., 416-322-0530 With the bright-eyed curiosity of a kid on a fishing trip, Owen Steinberg follows fishmonger Taro Akiyama's every move. We're standing […]

Published
2003

26. Baklava. (Restaurants)

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Pastry -- History, Desserts -- History
Abstract

We owe it to the Assyrians. It was they who, circa 800 BC, first I thought of sprinkling chopped nuts between layers of thin bread dough, adding I honey and […]

Published
2003

27. Found. (This City)

Author

Cameron, Leah

Subjects
Department stores -- Social aspects, Eaton's of Canada Ltd. -- Social aspects
Abstract

Age of innocence Intended as the crowning glory of Eaton's College Street store, the suite of rooms on the seventh floor--its foyer, restaurant and auditorium--set a new standard for sophistication […]

Published
2003

28. Acing the Application: Tips and a Timeline.

Author

Cameron, Leah

Abstract

The article offers tips on how to apply for a screenwriting master of fine arts (MFA). First is that the proof is in writing. It notes that the most important part of the application is the submission of dramatic writing samples. Next is to start early at 6 months to a year in advance in order to have time to write and decide what samples to submit. Third is to tell a good, honest story. As a storyteller, the applicant must tell something about himself/herself and the reason for pursuing such career.

Published
2008

29. Blindness.

Author

CAMERON, LEAH

Abstract

The article reviews the film "Blindness," starring Mark Ruffalo and Julianne Moore and screenplay by Don McKellar.

Published
2008

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