Conference Proceedings

2009 Division of Counselling Psychology Annual Conference

Conference Venue: University of Warwick

From: 09 Jul 2009
To: 11 Jul 2009

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Abstract Title	Author(s)	View
Riding the Tide: Confessions of a Private Practitioner.	E. Fulton S. Stevens
Working with the building bricks of healthy and damaging relationships to facilitate ‘riding the tide’ as individuals and as counselling psychologists.	R.J. Evison
PCCP A D(a)emonstration Workshop Revisited.	A.M. Frankland Y. Walsh
An integrative approach to complexity: Adaptation-based process therapy.	H. Fairfax F. Gillies
Pitfalls and Possibilities.	Y. Walsh
An introduction to Psychometrics for Counselling Psychologists.	T. Ward
‘Opening the Heart’ – an experiential workshop.	P. Martin
What integration could work for me? Discovering and developing your own theoretical and operational approach to the practice of Counselling Psychology.	J. Elton-Wilson
Riding the Tide: Counselling and Clinical Psychology – to merge or not to merge?	Nicholas Alderman Alan Frankland Peter Kinderman Graham Turpin
Keeping curiosity alive: Daring research projects in counselling psychology.	R. Draghi-Lorenz
Interdisciplinary approaches to management of chronic pain and fatigue.	O. Hughes
A facilitated discussion regarding workshop attendees’ experiences of the introduction of the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies Project in their NHS Trust.	P.E. James
A workshop on working with interpreters in counselling psychology.	K. Patel Selcuk Berilgen
Q and A: Publishing your work?	H. Sequeira M. Milton
The psychological impact of cancer: How we can remain fully present as counselling psychologists when cancer enters the therapeutic arena?	F. Spencer
The capacity to be in uncertainty.	D. Voller
A case study of non-directive person-centred therapy for mixed anxiety/depression.	L.J. Blair
Psychotherapy and the economic context.	L.J. Blair
Depression and unresolved anger. An exploration of the perceptions, experiences and skills used by therapists: An integrative perspective.	A. Corfe
Therapists’ experiences and views of conducting therapy with adults who have a recognised learning disability: New skills for therapists or opportunities to practice old skills?	N. Cross
Organisational growth depends upon personal growth! A personal reflection on theory of mind and behaviour in organisations.	P. Ford
Working with clients who engage in self-harming behaviour: Experiences of a group of counsellors.	C. Fox
Understanding women’s experience of their bodies and body image in the postpartum year: An interpretative phenomenological analysis.	E. Gil-Rodriguez Susan Strauss
The Dynamics of Shame: Implications for counsellors when working across alcohol and other drug (AOD) settings	R. Gray
Counselling Psychology and the internet: A review of the quantitative research into online outcomes and alliances within text-based therapy.	T. Hanley
Mental health needs of asylum seeker men: A review of case studies.	M. Lilley Merih Fidan
Making sense of voice hearers’ experiences: A discursive analysis of practitioners’ reflectivity during supervision.	H. Lloret-Andresson
Personal development groups in counselling psychology training – trainee perspectives.	N. Moller K. Allilovic
What is the meaning and impact on practice of managing a waiting list to psychological therapists working in primary care? A transcendental phenomenological project.	R. Rauf H. Macallan
Exploration into Meaning in Life, Inner Support and Goals Implications for Therapeutic Practice.	N. Richter
Being and becoming a Counselling Psychologist in Northern Ireland.	J. Simms A. Mowbray
Navigating with no map or compass – a single case study of therapy with a client with dys-executive syndrome.	A. Ward
Assessing the processes of change in two trials of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).	V. Christodoulou P.E. Flaxman
Psychological well-being among healthcare personnel: How might these employees be psychologically supported?	M.E. Demarco C. Willig P.D. Micallef
A meta-analysis about researches on the effect of cognitive behavioural therapy on depression in Iran.	Z. Ghalili A. Ghamarani
Exploring counselling psychologists’ perspectives towards practicing online: A Q-methodological study.	C. Jolly
Stockholm syndrome – a traumatic response to childhood sexual abuse?	A. McGourty J. Farrants
Cancer and Me: Continuity and change in younger women’s identities following an experience of breast cancer.	C. Nelson
Shame, Guilt and Mental Health.	J. Nowill
Review of counselling centres’ situation of branches of the Islamic Azad University and its comparison with counselling centres of Government universities in Iran.	M. Seirafi M. Sabet M. Hakami M. Hedayati A. Ahmadi
Some ‘race’ narratives: Nine London counselling psychologists reflect on their lives and experiences.	S. Stevens P. Holland
Choosing to return: The experience of Greek skilled migrants who decided to settle back in Greece.	E. Tapini
Attachment and the academic journey – implications for student counsellors.	T. Wright

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