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Katherine Porter
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| An exploratory study of Bion’s concept of ‘attacks on linking’ and its effect on ‘learning from experience’ in young people in special schools, the impact for learning and the development of Self. |
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| Mounira Aldousari |
| Being A Counsellor in Kuwait, Challenges, and Aspirations in the light of Stigma. |
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| Jay Myles |
| Darkest before dawn: a research-practitioner’s auto-ethnographic investigation into her own experience as a client in therapy |
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| Keith Evans |
| Coming into Being: the significance of Pre- and Perinatal experiences on our relationality and meaningmaking processes throughout our lives |
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| Mia Zielinska |
| Maternal Preoccupation and Trauma to the Mother’s Sense of Self: When Dyadic Development is Suspended, Delayed, or Regressed |
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| Georgi Gill |
| Articulating Uncertainty: exploring the role of multiple sclerosis patients’ autoethnographic poems in dialogue with medical teams |
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| Olukemi Amala |
| Narratives from the wheelchair |
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| Duncan Roebuck |
| How newly qualified therapists experience the transition into practice |
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| Sharan Collins |
| The role of shame in the silence of trauma |
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| Audrey Neill |
| The use of fiction to develop our understanding of various character styles as conceptualised through characterological and psychoanalytic theories of personality. |
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| Kelly Stewart |
| The Intergenerational Impact of Suicide |
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| Moniq Mabasa Muyargas |
| Navigating and Negotiating Identity while Aging: Narratives of Aging Gay Men and Lesbians for Health Social Justice |
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| Karen Kaufman |
| Community as its Own Entity of Support or Harm Concerning Trauma and Loss |
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| Ajmer Wahiwala |
| Revisioning the Maternal Gaze: A study to discover how sight can be compensated for within relationship. |
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| Marie Meechan |
| A qualitative inquiry into the psychological effects of an unexplained infertility diagnosis and loss: A response to counselling intervention. |
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| Dima Al Rayes |
| The Link Between Mindfulness and Mental Health, Incorporating Dialectical Behavioural Therapy Mindfulness Skills through the lens of Yogic Practices |
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| Dominica Hamilton Leahart |
| An Autoethnographic Exploration on Living and Practicing on the Autistic Spectrum |
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| Ela Altin |
| Bilingual Psychotherapists’ Experiences of Conducting Bilingual Therapy with Families |
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| Barbara Erber |
| The purpose of this project is to study the experience of embodied presence and its relationship to feeling safe in theory and in the practice of Authentic Movement, hereafter referred to as AM (Bacon 2015, Pallaro ed. 1999). |
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| Peter Hellsten |
| Attachment trauma in men who engage in (self-)harming, high risk sexual behaviours (SHHRSB) with other men – A qualitative, phenomenological and intersubjective enquiry. |
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| Gillian Fitzsimmons |
| Investigating gender identity during female to male transitioning in the perinatal period and how counselling can help. |
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| Sylvia Hillman |
| An inquiry into the adult experience of living and relating with ADHD |
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| Ji Won Kang |
| Deprived Grief: A South Korean Fathers’ Bereavement around losing their unborn baby |
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| Lucy Dixon |
Writing trauma: An inquiry into the transformation of childhood relational trauma through reflective writing. |
| Buddhini Withana |
| Children’s mental health and wellbeing in Sri Lanka: the contribution of social and emotional skills that stem from culturally specific socialisation processes, and its relevance to universal frameworks of social and emotional learning |
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| Rhea Gandhi |
| Reclaiming lost histories in counselling training: A participatory action research initiative |
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| Caren Christie |
| Intergenerational preparedness for Trauma? An Autoethnography. |
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| Hassan Bishil |
| The influence of the body on the relationship with a family member diagnosed with Schizophrenia. |
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| Anita Rampat |
| Mental health models in prison, a prisoner’s perspective. |
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| Chun Yeung Yu |
| The development of a culturally-grounded psychotherapeutic model based on the theoretical framework of pluralistic counselling in Hong Kong |
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| Sydney Millman |
| Radically Observed Dysfunctional Grief during the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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| Jamie Steinitz |
| The Disconnect Between the Body as it is Experienced and The Body as it Actually Is: Exploring the Relationship Between Childhood Trauma, Sensory Processing Issues, and Body Image Disturbances in Patients with Anorexia Nervosa |
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| Anjum Abbas Shah |
| An Islamic Understanding of Emotion; Developing Theory for Psychotherapy and Mental Health |
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| Sara Mollis |
| ‘Finding Some Love in the Blood’ - an autoethnographic research proposal |
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| Miriam Merin |
A Good Enough (Alma) Mater: Exploring Self and Geography among Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Campus |
| Mia Livingston |
| The Anatomy of Recovery from Complex Trauma: An Autoethnography |
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