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research conference 2005
11th Annual Counselling and Psychotherapy Research Conference

index of presentations | abstracts | programme | evaluation


For your convenience the Conference 2005 abstracts and abstract index are also available to download.

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Please note: only presenters are listed here; co-authors, where given, are listed on the abstracts Style and day of presentation
Information about the new 'Work in progress / Innovative methodologies' symposia
"We can never go home": loss, trauma and recovery in the refuge Abrahams Hilary Paper (Friday)
Therapists, clients and dreams - what next? Adam Steph Work in Progress Symposium (Fri)
Investigating cultural differences: a methodological pilot of narrative inquiry using creative dialogue Bond Tim and Mifsud Dione Work in Progress Symposium (Fri)
Experiencing pressure to counsel unethically Bridges Nell Paper (Friday)
Psychological therapies for people with a learning disability: developing an outcome measure to fit the task Brooks Michelle and Davis Stephanie Work in Progress Symposium (Fri)
CPR: What is it for? Who is it for? Julia Buckroyd Saturday opening presentation
Making a difference to workplace counsellor training Claringbull Norman Paper (Saturday)
Counselling in schools: findings from an in depth, multi-method evaluation Cooper Mick Paper (Friday)
Exploring the impact of clients' trauma on the trainee Gestalt therapist: a phenomenological exploration Crowley Marian Poster (Saturday)
Understanding substance misuse: a life story approach Etherington Kim Paper (Friday)
LGB Clients: relating to difference - some tensions Evans Margaret Paper (Friday)
Between the idea and reality: a client-focused study exploring the counselling experiences of bereaved people who sense the presence of the deceased Flatteau Taylor Sally Paper (Saturday)
Taking the other out of mother: a qualitative study of the transition to second time motherhood using narrative analysis Frost Nollaig Poster (Saturday)
Research in action: a focus group researching the difference supervision makes Gabriel Lynne and Wheeler Sue Workshop (Sat)
Lesbian clients' experiences of counselling and therapy Galgut Cordelia Poster (Saturday)
Understanding obesity from the inside: lived experiences of participants in a weight loss clinic Goodspeed-Grant Patricia and Boersma Helena Paper (Friday)
Making sense of CORE system data: attrition, effectiveness, concordance and service delivery Grant Stewart CORE Workshop (Friday)
The relationship between learning styles and theoretical orientation in counselling training Grove Jan, Smojkis Maureen and Ross Alistair Paper (Saturday)
What makes supervision effective? An interactional model Heller Harold Paper (Saturday)
Who drops out? A quantitative study using CORE returns to investigate the predictors for non-completion of a primary care counselling contract Heywood Joanna and Saxon Dave Paper (Saturday)
Counselling provision for young people in secondary schools in England and Wales Jenkins Peter and Polat Filiz Poster (Friday)
Making a difference with children - how to develop a quantitative research system for practitioners Jephcott Monika and Thomas Jeff Poster (Friday)
An online study to develop a framework for obtaining ongoing feedback from online clients Jones Gill and Stokes Anne Work in Progress Symposium (Fri)
Research that makes a difference: preventing negative treatment effects via measuring, monitoring, and feedback Lambert Michael Keynote Friday
Developing the research base of the counselling and psychotherapy profession Lees John Paper (Saturday)
The role of personal development groups in counsellor training Lennie Clare Paper (Saturday)
Staff support: making a difference in schools Macaskie Jane and Lacey Helen Poster (Friday)
Keeping faith: the negotiated professionalism of counsellors in higher education work contexts Mackie Karen Paper (Friday)
Supervising troubled counsellors Martin Peter Workshop (Sat)
Using CORE data in clinical supervision: an initial exploration McBride Jenny and Kirstee McNaughton CORE Workshop (Friday)
Using CORE system to make a difference to service management and development: an experiential account McInnes Barry CORE Workshop (Friday)
Using CORE to make a difference to service delivery, management and continuing professional development Mellor-Clark John Overview of CORE Workshop
Attitudes towards computerised cognitive therapy (CCBT) self-help for depression amongst a student population Mitchell Nicky Work in Progress Symposium (Fri)
Using CORE data in service management: creating the right environment Mothersole Geoff CORE Workshop (Friday)
The concept of change in therapy: a play therapy case study Naylor Angie Poster (Saturday)
Presenting models of anger and rage and their impact on therapists Parker Hall Sue Poster (Saturday)
Research that makes a difference Professor Glenys Parry Friday opening presentation
Making a difference for young people with learning disabilities: a model for inclusive counselling practice Pattison Sue Paper (Friday)
Therapeutic risk-taking: an investigation into the role and effects of risk-taking by counsellors in the therapeutic process, with emphasis on the person-centred approach Pearce Rosanne Paper (Friday)
The effectiveness of cognitive behaviour group counselling on bullies amongst the secondary school students in Malaysia Rahman Abdul Malek Paper (Friday)
On being a university student in therapy: student client views on how therapy can help Ramsey-Wade Christine Work in Progress Symposium (Sat)
Training counsellors to integrate suicide risk assessment into the counselling process: developing and evaluating training resources Reeves Andrew Paper (Saturday)
Effective counselling and therapeutic cross-cultural relationships Richards Gella Paper (Friday)
When two worlds collide: the emotional impact upon professionals of working with suicidal people Richards Barbara Work in Progress Symposium (Sat)
What is the experience of personal development groups? Robson Maggie Work in Progress Symposium (Sat)
The nature of spirituality in contemporary British counselling Ross Alistair Paper (Saturday)
Research at BACP - does it make a difference? Nancy Rowland  Saturday opening presentation
Interesting times with challenging clients. On listening to practitioner's experiences Dr Thomas Schroder Keynote Saturday
The listening project. A quantitative study. What effect does listening to individual children have on learning? Smith Lindsay Paper (Friday)
Consorting with gargoyles: the place of mythical creatures in methodological innovation and the creation of research training environments Speedy Jane Paper (Saturday)
Definitional ceremony: a collaborative counselling research methodology? Speedy Jane, Midwinter Becky and Nott Jane Workshop (Friday)
Ideas of 'influence': counsellors and their influence on their clients Spong Sheila Work in Progress Symposium (Sat)
Too academic or not too academic - the importance of context in counsellor training Stafford Faith Poster (Friday)
An investigation of maladaptive themes represented in early childhood memories, their relationship to current psychological difficulties and the value of revealing these themes early in counselling Theiler Steve Poster (Friday)
Counsellors' experiences of personal and professional change in HIV and AIDS counselling Turner Sarah Poster (Saturday)
Personal and professional responses to bereavement: how the personal experience of bereavement resonates in the work of counsellors/psychotherapists Weinstein Jeremy Work in Progress Symposium (Sat)
Researching spirituality: the methodological challenges West William Work in Progress Symposium (Sat)
Does accreditation make you rich? This and other tales of counsellors and therapists Wheeler Sue and Schroder Thomas Paper (Saturday)
Crossing continents: Learning a therapy model from the perspective of another Wills Frank Paper (Saturday)

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