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Showing 1 to 20 of 173 for “"Metanoia"”.
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Los Trastornos de Ansiedad y su Relación con el Eje Microbioma-Intestino-Cerebro. Una Nueva Metanoia Científica desde la Psicología.
Los trastornos de ansiedad continúan siendo un tema que despierta gran interés en la comunidad científica debido a las altas tasas de prevalencia que existen en todo el mundo. Se gastan millones de euros en medicamentos y son el recurso más utilizado, pese a sus graves limitaciones por los efectos …
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The clearing of being: a phenomenological study of openness in psychotherapy
… article, a book proposal and a workshop at the Metanoia Research Academy.
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The law's authority to implicitly inscribe the rhetoric of forgiveness through creatures of statute tasked with truth recovery, justice, peace and reconciliation in post-conflict contexts of South Africa and Rwanda
… contexts to create a transformation (metanoia) and sameness of intent (homonia) in their community that prevents stasis – a reciprocal threat of civil war due to a difference of opinion. “Live rhetoric” functions to keep everyone bound in the process towards reconciliation, and this …
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The Theological Anthropology Underlying Libermann's Understanding of the "Evangelization of the Blacks" in Dialogue with the Theological Anthropologies of the East African Context: Implications for the Contemporary East African Catholic Church
… a dialogue, a listening experience that leads to metanoia (conversion) of both the evangelizer and evangelized.
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Solidarity and salvation : the relationship between personal transformation and community in Dietrich Bonhoeffer
… A Vision - The Church for Others: Suffering, Metanoia and Responsibility in Ethics and Letters and Papers from Prison, explores the implications of personal transformation for a life of responsible discipleship. There is continuity in Bonhoeffer's thinking about personal transformation and …
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Psychotherapist suicidality: breaking the silence using interactive interviewing
… and counselling psychologist at the Metanoia Institute in London - an establishment jointly founded in 1984 by Sue Fish, Brian Dobson and Petruska Clarkson – a Counselling Psychologist who took her own life on 21st May 2006. The study was inspired by my dissatisfaction with what I …
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From pastoral care to professional counselling: the development of higher education counselling training underpinned by a Christian worldview and in dialogue with Christian faith/religion/spirituality
… the Doctorate in Psychotherapy (a joint award by Metanoia and Middlesex University). The main theme of the Public Works is the development of Higher Education counselling training which is underpinned by a Christian worldview and facilitates a dialogue between Christian faith/religion/spirituality …
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Thou Art That.
<p>The artist discusses her Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition, <em>Thou Art That</em>, held in Slocumb Galleries, East Tennessee State University, from November 3-7, 2008. The exhibit consists of self-portraits in oil on stretched canvas painted between May and October 2008.</p><p>Ideas …
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An exploration of London based second generation Sierra Leoneans’ family mental health narratives and their relatedness to personal narratives of mental health
With current statistics on mental health outcomes for black people in England still demonstrating poor outcomes, and with little understanding as to why, the aim of this research study is to focus on a specific black population being Sierra Leoneans, and to review what informs their personal …
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The power of unsaid suffering: a reflexive thematic analysis on countertransference in psychological work with fibromyalgia and related symptoms
Background Fibromyalgia presents a clinical challenge - characterised by persistent, debilitating pain that does not easily fit within standard medical explanations. Patients are frequently left feeling unheard or misunderstood, while therapists and healthcare professionals can find themselves …
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Stories of identity and becoming: a narrative inquiry into how trans and gender diverse adults aged fifty and over navigate their lives in Britain
Within Britain today, gender identity, which diverges from that assigned at birth, is a source of debate, division and ideology. Intense focus on people identifying as Trans or Gender Diverse (TGD) has led to a growing corpus of research in Britain, notably relating to adolescents and young adults. …
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“I can't completely run free”: understanding the lived experience of the menstrual cycle for female clients working with male psychotherapists: An interpretative phenomenological analysis with a critical feminist phenomenological lens
Little is known about how psychotherapy can be used to support women across their menstrual cycle as it remains a glaring omission from theory, research, and practice. The literature review examines why this is the case by illuminating how male-authored knowledge has marginalised and …
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UK family members’ experience of a relative’s dying and death in the context of a desired, but unrealised, assisted death: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
Background: Assisted dying is a fiercely debated topic in the UK where it is currently illegal to assist someone to end their life. Champions of changing the law cite the limitations of palliative care to handle suffering, while change’s opponents fear it would pressure elderly, disabled and …
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Exploring whiteness in the context of antiracist psychotherapy education: a narrative inquiry into therapists’ experiences
Despite years of commitment to diversifying and becoming more inclusive, the psychological professions remain dominated by white members with ongoing problems of recruitment and retention of people of the global majority as a concern. A long history of inequity in training, practice and …
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Psychotherapists’ experience of client-initiated sharing of a photograph in therapy
In a world with an increasing availability of photographic technology, it may be important to explore and understand visual tools as a potential form of non-verbal communication within counselling and psychotherapy. The field of phototherapy, which explores the therapeutic use of photographs as an …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of therapists’ embodied experiences in the therapeutic process
This dissertation explores therapists’ embodied experiences in the therapeutic process using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA). It examines how therapists make sense of these experiences and whether they inform their practice. Although interest in embodiment within psychology and …
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Eco-anxiety. Constructing the term in psychology and psychotherapy. A Foucauldian discourse analysis
As the effects of climate change continue to be prominently felt and observed, scholars are highlighting its impact on human mental health. An example of this is evident through the recent rise in academic and public discussions on eco-anxiety, a term widely used to describe the emotional impact of …
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On developing a culturally adapted CBT model: A qualitative investigation on the experiences of Kenyan counsellors using the CBT 5 aspects model with their clients
The research focused on the experiences of Kenyan counsellors using the CBT 5 aspects model with a commitment to encouraging Afrocentric values and supporting the decolonising of methodologies movement. The methodological design uses a qualitative enquiry using reflexive thematic analysis (Braun & …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of how play therapists experience attachment theory in non-directive play therapy
Over the past seventy years, attachment theory has become one of the most studied concepts in psychology. In fact, contemporary attachment theory is often viewed as a theory of regulation which has proven vital in terms of sculpting brain and body processes. Recently, there has been growing …
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