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Showing 1 to 20 of 169 for “"Counselling Psychologists"”.
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Counselling psychologists perspectives on professionalism
… the ways in which ethics have been applied to counselling psychology. Firstly, the literature asserting the value-laden nature of therapeutic practice is explored. This is followed by a consideration of principle ethics, the frameworks through which principles have been applied to practice, the …
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Can the empathic underpinning of counselling psychologists detect gelotophobic responses to expressions of joy above non-counselling psychologists and psychology others?
… examined whether the empathic underpinnings of counselling psychology afforded greater empathy and was a predictive factor in correctly identifying facial affect. This study was a quasi-experimental design employing a quantitative method. Participants (N = 144) consisted of counselling …
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Exploring the professional identity of counselling psychologists: a mixed methods study
… understanding of the professional identity of counselling psychology in the UK by exploring both the individual professional identities of counselling psychologists and the broader identity of the profession as a whole. This will elaborate on the existing literature base and allow the …
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Authenticity: How do counselling psychologists know who their clients really are?
Counselling psychology trainees are obliged to undertake a minimum of 40 hours of personal therapy as part of the course requirements. This qualitative study explores how trainee counselling psychologists experience mandatory personal therapy and how chartered counselling psychologists experience …
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Religion and spirituality within the Sikh religion: how counselling psychologists can help
… judgements. This study will enhance research in counselling psychology with regards to religion and spirituality and mental health specifically with regards to young Sikh’s.
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Examining factors that facilitate and encourage research activity in female counselling psychologists
Studies have found limited numbers of female counselling psychologists producing and disseminating research despite these being key components of the scientist-practitioner model, which has significant consequences on the individual’s career progression and the field’s growth within the wider …
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Difficult experiences for counselling psychologists in mandatory process groups during their training
… employed in this study involved nine qualified counselling psychologists from 5 different universities in the UK, aged from 28 to 59, who took part in semi-structured interviews which were transcribed and analysed using Template Analysis. This produced two primary themes ‘Ethical dilemmas – …
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A Portfolio on Family Experiences and the Motivation to Become Counselling Psychologists
… in the motivation of those pursing a career in counselling psychology. METHOD: Eight trainee-counselling psychologists were recruited and interviewed about their family experiences and the influence they perceived their family had or had not on their motivation to become counselling …
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A constructivist grounded theory analysis of how counselling psychologists experience anti Muslim prejudice
… to combat AMP practice using the profession of counselling psychology in the USA (Bhattacharyya, Ashby & Goodman, 2014); which has spurred research in the UK on advocating for social justice within the profession of counselling psychology (Rhodes, 2016). However, research has recently begun to …
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Exploring "medically unexplained symptoms" with GPs and counselling psychologists : a Foucauldian Discourse Analysis
… Four semi-structured interviews with GPs and counselling psychologists were undertaken and analysed using Foucauldian Discourse Analysis. Alongside underlying biomedical discourses, discourses of separation, mindbody dualism, psychology and holism were identified. These contributed to various …
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Therapists’ religion: dialogical processes in the self-narratives of Christian clinical and counselling psychologists
… of five practising Christian clinical and counselling psychologists. It draws on a narrative to allow for process-oriented, context-sensitive interpretation.
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Therapeutic relationships with individuals with learning disabilities: a qualitative study of counselling psychologists' experience
… has a learning disability. As a discipline, Counselling Psychology has a particular interest and skill base in understanding the therapeutic relationship and is therefore in a position to offer a valuable contribution to understanding the therapeutic relationship when an individual has a …
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A qualitative study using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis to explore Chartered Counselling Psychologists experiences of supervision
… the supervision experiences of six Chartered Counselling Psychologists. The thematic content that emerged indicated a lack of preparation for the role of supervisee and a lack of formal training for the supervisory role. The findings revealed that the participants relied upon self-directed …
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How do counselling psychologists make sense of their clients’ psychiatric diagnoses : an interpretative phenomenological analysis
Counselling psychology, with its humanistic value base and adherence to certain aspects of the medical model, is in a positional dilemma on issues such as diagnosis. There seems to be a current need to define counselling psychology’s epistemological position due to doubts about its independence as …
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A grounded theory study on the development of a professional identity in trainee counselling psychologists
… of a professional identity in trainee Counselling Psychologists in the United Kingdom. Professional identity development involves the acquisition of attitudes, values, knowledge and skills pertaining to the profession (Page, 2005), as well as the acquirement of new role behaviours and …
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Power, identity, and social positioning in the professional lives of Black counselling psychologists: a Foucauldian discourse analysis
… of the importance of race and ethnicity in Counselling Psychology, there remains a lack of attention to the complex relationship between professional identity and racial identity for Black psychologists. This study addresses this gap by exploring how these identities intersect and what this …
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The representation of the concept of personal growth by counselling psychologists: a longitudinal Foucauldian discourse analytic study
… discourses that emanated from the talk of three Counselling Psychologists as they moved from their final year of study into chartered status. Previous research in this area has highlighted the confusion between the terms 'Personal Growth' and 'Personal Development' (e.g. Irving and Williams, …
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Counselling psychologists’ experience of their professional identity whilst working in an IAPT service : an interpretative phenomenological analysis
Whilst counselling psychology has established itself as recognised profession in both the NHS and the independent sector, studies and anecdotal evidence have shown that counselling psychology positions itself in opposition to the prevalent medical discourse and is not as well understood an known as …
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