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Sinead Spearing is a historian of psychology specialising in the research of obscure beliefs. She worked as a professional classical musician and teacher before returning to university to study psychology, achieving first-class honours. Author of Old English Medical Remedies, Sinead also writes articles published in journals including those of the British Psychological Society and Mensa. When she is not delving into the supernatural aspects of religion and medicine Sinead enjoys Tai Chi, playing the cello and spending time with her family in Kent.
"Comprised of fifteen instructive chapters, ""A History of Women in Medicine: Cunning Women, Physicians, Witches"" is enhanced for academia with the inclusion of an informative Prologue, Epilogue, and Postscript, as well as a two page Bibliography, and a three page Index. An altogether impressive and sustained work of seminal scholarship, ""A History of Women in Medicine: Cunning Women, Physicians, Witches"" is an extraordinary and exceptionally informative study that will be a welcome addition to any and all community, college, and university library Women's History collections, and a 'must' for the personal reading lists of non-specialist general readers with an interest in the subject. --Midwest Book Review"
