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Showing 1 to 20 of 44 for “"relational experiences"”.
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Siblings’ relational experiences of disability during young adulthood
… little is known about siblings’ everyday relational experience of disability. This is especially the case during young adulthood, a time when siblings may undergo significant changes and transitions. Using a sociological, relational and phenomenological approach, this qualitative study …
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A qualitative study of the lived relational experiences of sex trafficked women
… on sex trafficking has yet to explore the lived relational experiences of sex trafficked women. Relationships are crucial to human functioning and the lack of relationships can lead to adverse effects. The study utilized qualitative phenomenology as well as a humanistic-existential lens to …
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Women's Stories of Emotional Distress, Relational Experiences and Sense-making : Listening in a Different Way
… personality disorder (BPD). The voice centred relational method (VRM) was used to listen to the many different and co-existing voices the women used to describe their experiences of distress and the ways in which they made sense of it. The ten voices identified highlighted complex relational …
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A qualitative inquiry of clinicians’ relational experiences within a perinatal infant mental health service contextualised with quantitative analysis of outcome measures
… and silencing. Nuanced understandings of these relational processes are lacking and important to explore in the context of research supporting the therapist-parent relationship as a mechanism of therapeutic change. Within a Perinatal Infant Mental Health Service (PIMHS), this research aimed to …
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Creating value through alliance experience : an empirical investigation of R&D alliances in the biopharmaceutical industry
… overall experience of managing alliances) and relational experience (i.e. the experience of managing alliances with the same partner). As existing research has identified significant heterogeneity in value creation from these types of alliance experience, the purpose of this thesis is to …
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How do psychotherapists experience the psychotherapeutic mitwelt? A comparative study between existential and psychoanalytic practitioners
… in semi-structured interviews, which focused on experiences and the meaning making processes of the participants. The data obtained from interviews was analysed using thematic analysis. Under four superordinate themes, a total of seven themes were reported on. The categorisation of the themes was …
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Examining the Role of Meaning-Making and Cultural Competence in How Teachers Understand and Approach their Work with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students
… meaning and understand their internal and relational experiences when working with these students has become an important area to examine. The purpose of this study was to gain a deeper understanding of teachers' meaning-making systems and their cultural competence as it relates to their …
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Never married childless women
… to explore the personal development, career and relational experiences of never-married childless working women in mid-life, who regarded themselves as satisfied. Seven never-married women between the ages of 39 and 60 participated in this study. During individual, in-depth personal interviews …
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Relationships, psychological distress and stigma: a counselling psychology perspective
… undertaken have examined women’s individual experiences of PMS. Further, studies highlighting the relational impact of PMS have largely focused on marriage quality and have employed quantitative methods. These studies have investigated relational experiences of PMS from an individual …
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(Trans)forming the Binary: An Archive of Gender Affect
… representation focused on embodied and relational experiences to create an ever-shifting and collaborative archive of gender affect.
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“We’re both in the trenches together”: a pluralistic exploration of attachment behaviour dynamics in a heterosexual couple relationship across the transition to second-time parenthood
… thought to be determined in early childhood experiences and assumed to hold through to adulthood. Further, these behaviours become particularly salient across life events, such as the transition to parenthood. Attachment styles range from security-based, in which individuals seek to alleviate …
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Equine-Facilitated Counselling and Women With Eating Disorders: Articulating Bodily Experience
… treatment of such problems neglects a corporeal-relational understanding in favour of a more cognitive approach. In this hermeneutic phenomenological study, I explore the experiences of fourteen women with eating disorders who took part in an Equine-Facilitated Counselling group. The participants …
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Humanising relational knowing: an appreciative action research study on relationship-centred practice on stroke units.
… to explore and describe participants’ meaningful relational experiences and the processes that supported them. The objective of phase two was to take the processes learnt from phase one and explore whether these could be translated to a second stroke unit. Data were generated from 17 interviews, …
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Intimacy and Family Among Single, Working-Class Women: A Focus on Rural Appalachia
… longer and coming into old age with more diverse relational experiences than previous cohorts (e.g., divorce, cohabitation), researchers anticipate that the so-called baby boomers will be more interested in pursuing romantic relationships in later life than their predecessors. On the other hand, …
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The meaning of quality in living service environments: An analysis of the experiences of people with disabilities, elderly people and service workers
The purpose of the study was to examine the experiences of both people with disabilities and elderly people and to identify their perceptions of quality as it relates to living in a service or being supported by a service to live in the community. The study was naturalistic in design and used a …
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An interpretative phenomenological analysis of how play therapists experience attachment theory in non-directive play therapy
… relationships to deepen the understanding of relational dynamics. Play Therapy developed as a therapeutic intervention in the United Kingdom during the 1990s. It facilitates dialogue with the client through play, fostering a potential space for exploration, healing, and the repair of …
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In their own words: A qualitative analysis of relational resilience in the lives of gay, bisexual, and questioning male youth
… The theoretical lens adopted for this effort was Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT). In constructing this study, the author was interested in learning whether the five key conceptual features of growth- promoting relationships, as posited by proponents of RCT (i.e., supported vulnerability, mutual …
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"An Outsider in my Own Home": Women's Perceptions of the Markers of Attachment Injury in Stepcouple Relationships
… who are part of a stepcouple describe relational experiences that are similar to the patterns of attachment injury; and if so, whether or not these experiences are directly attributable to stepfamily formation and maintenance. Attachment theory and existing research regarding both …
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The experiences of women who have successfully navigated alcohol and child protection services: importance of connection to healing
… of this study is to elicit and understand the experiences of women who have successfully navigated alcohol and child protection services. How dual involvement with services was initiated, experienced, and identify sources of resiliency that enabled the women to live substance free lives. …
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"The Only Way I Was Going to Be Lovable." A Grounded Theory of Young People's Experiences of Body Dysmorphic Disorder.
… into children’s and young people’s (CYP’s) lived experiences of BDD, particularly in relation to educational contexts (Mataix-Cols et al., 2015). Using Constructivist Grounded Theory methodology (Charmaz, 2014), interview data from 10 young people (YP) between the ages of 16 and 25 were analysed. …
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