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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"counselling psychology training"”.
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The relationship between client work and personal and professional development in Counselling Psychology training
… activities are a central component of Counselling Psychology training due to regulatory requirements and the high value Counselling Psychology places on the therapist’s "self". Most research on the facilitation of personal and professional development focuses on specific training …
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Personal development in counselling psychology training : a critical investigation of the views and experiences of trainers and trainees
… that, despite its increased centrality in the training of counsellors and counselling psychologists, personal development remains a poorly articulated area that suffers from a surprising scarcity of literature. The present study set out to investigate these claims and to begin to address this …
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Are counselling psychology training courses developing multicultural competencies in their trainees? Comparing cultural competency in health care and counselling psychology trainees
… the professional growth of the Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (DCoP), recent research still suggests that cultural competency skills must be further emphasised and developed in training courses. Following an integrative philosophical model, this study adopts a mixed methods approach …
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"I was just in this bubble of the course" : An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Young Final Year Female Trainees’ Experiences of Stress in Counselling Psychology
… knowledge about the stress experience in counselling psychology training. Previous research suffered methodological issues and there was a specific lack of qualitative studies. This research aims to contribute towards the topic as it explores the experience of stress in counselling …
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Becoming a Psychologist: A qualitative study of working-class trainees negotiating class, gender and professional identity in Counselling Psychology
… explores the lived experiences of female trainee Counselling Psychologists from working-class backgrounds in the United Kingdom. Despite Counselling Psychology ’s stated commitments to inclusivity and social justice, class remains an under-theorised and marginalised axis of inequality within the …
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Being a trainee, being a client: Exploring meanings and integrating identities
As a discipline Counselling Psychology places considerable focus on models of reflective practice within its pluralistic and critical knowledgebase. To that end personal therapy is a defining requirement of Counselling Psychology training. Nevertheless, given the emphasis that the discipline places …
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Psychologists' positive and negative effects of client work: correlates and predictors of compassion fatigue and personal growth
… woundedness and differences in specialist training (i.e., clinical or counselling) may influence such stress and growth outcomes. The current study examined psychologists’ Vicarious Posttraumatic Growth (VPTG) and Compassion Fatigue (CF) from therapy and how this was associated and/or …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of counselling psychology trainees experiences of practice-based research training
This study explores counselling psychology trainees' experiences of practice-based research training (PBRT). Its introduction asks about the possible aims of counselling psychology research in the United Kingdom (UK). Controversies surrounding evidence-based practice(s) contextualise this question; …
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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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"It was quite helpful" : an interpretative phenomenological analysis of Indian fathers' experience of family therapy
… and advancing existing literature, helping counselling psychologists working with this client group to better understand and engage them, therefore helping the process of family therapy and development of services. Interpretative phenomenological analysis was used to explore Indian fathers' …
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“Is making someone a meal when they collapse on your floor from starvation, therapy? Well, I'd say, yeah, it is”: Counselling Psychologists' experiences of adapting therapy with clients experiencing poverty: an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
… provide appropriate interventions, especially as Counselling Psychologists often work in organisations/sectors providing therapy to those in poverty (DCoP, 2018; Rethink Mental Illness, 2020). CoP’s commitment to social justice and diversity leads to Counselling Psychologists being well positioned …
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The experience of trainees and newly qualified counselling psychologists on the education of religion and spirituality: a thematic analysis
… of the place of religion in the professional training of practitioners who provide psychological services to clients (Daniels and Fitzpatrick, 2013). Evidence suggests counselling psychology training programmes have begun integrating religion and spirituality as aspects of diversity and …
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Difficult experiences for counselling psychologists in mandatory process groups during their training
The participation in process groups during psychology and psychotherapy training can provide trainees with experiences that contribute significantly to their personal and professional development. However, some of the negative experiences associated with participation found in the research …