Motivation: Why I wrote this book in this way
Introduction: Honoring who we authentically are
- On the shoulders of giants, part 1 of many
- bell hooks
- The story of Procrustes
First principles: What we commit to
- Keeping healthy boundaries while applying the principle of charity
- Behaviors that you are not called upon to tolerate
- Enlightenment values
- Trustworthiness
- Integrity
- Professionalism
- Courage, my friends!
- Threshold concepts and core concepts
- Massage "myths"
- Pain and blowback
- Opting out—No blame, no shame; just aporia
- Countering myths and misinformation: We are not alone
Careful what we pretend to be
- Realism
- Materialism
- Humanism
- Literacies
- Numeracy
- Information literacy
- Health literacy
- Science literacy
- Research literacy
- Environmental literacy
- Media literacy
- Policy literacy
- Financial literacy
- Reasons for hope: We are not alone
Consilience: The tapestry of unified real-world healthcare-professional knowledge
- Science and how the natural world works
- Thermostats: No homunculus needed
- Flywheels and isomorphisms: No vending machines
- Systems thinking
- Homeostasis: Not necessarily 50-50
- Positive-feedback loop: Not necessarily good
- Negative-feedback loop: Not necessarily bad
- Open-world and closed-world
- Emergence: More than the sum of its parts
A call to hope and action: People, animals, and environment—One Health
- Nous: Developing the discernment to be a full-fledged healthcare professional team member
- Habitus: Communicating to clients and other professionals that we deserve their trust
- Praxis: Putting grounded reality-based knowledge into effective reality-based practice
Valediction
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