CPR is published by Wiley and indexed on PsycINFO. It is available online only and is free for BACP members on the Wiley online library.
It is edited by Professor Panos Vostanis and overseen by the CPR editorial board, which provides strategic direction.
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Perspectives
Current challenges in student mental health and counselling provision: How practice‐based research can help demonstrate effectiveness
Géraldine Dufour
Special section - Children and young people
What issues bring primary school children to counselling? A service evaluation of presenting issues across 291 schools working with Place2Be
Katalin Toth, Lamiya Samad, Sarah Golden, Patrick Johnston, Rachel Hayes, Tamsin Ford
The role of presence when working with children and young people demonstrating harmful sexual behaviour
Melody Cranbourne‐Rosser, Miglena Campbell, Lesley Pilkington, Nikki Carthy
Resilience to reoffending: Practice considerations for psychological therapies supporting young men to overcome adversity
Claire Stubbs, Angie Hart
Beginning counsellors’ experiences working with children who exhibit externalised behaviours
Jessie D Guest, Brooke C Wymer, Jennifer D Deaton, Christopher J Hipp, Therese L Newton, Jonathan H Ohrt
Exploring counselling outcomes in New Zealand schools
Robert Manthei, Bryan F Tuck, Alastair Crocket, Brent Gardiner, Margaret N Agee
Feasibility of group theraplay with refugee children in Turkey
Seyda Eruyar, Panos Vostanis
Fast Feet Forward: Sports training and running practice to reduce stress and increase positive cognitions in unaccompanied asylum‐seeking minors
Dr Ana Draper, Elisa Marcellino, Comfort Ogbonnaya
Open access
Exploring harm in psychotherapy: Perspectives of clinicians working with children and young people
Barbara Castro Batic, Dan Hayes
Is person‐centred counselling effective when assisting young people who have experienced bullying in schools?
Callum Jones
Review article
What claims are made about clients and therapists’ experiences of psychotherapy environments in empirical research? A systematic mixed‐studies review and narrative synthesis
Tara Morrey, Michael Larkin, Alison Rolfe
Original articles
‘Momma bear wants to protect’: Vicarious parenting in practitioners working with disturbed and traumatised children
Alison Fixsen, Damien Ridge, Carys Evans
Open access
Complex individual pathways or standard tracks? A data‐based discussion on the trajectories of change in psychotherapy
Günter Schiepek, Omar Gelo, Kathrin Viol, Leonhard Kratzer, Franco Orsucci, Giulio de Felice, Barbara Stöger‐Schmidinger, Isa Sammet, Wolfgang Aichhorn, Helmut Schöller
Alexithymia and change process: Contributions of a phase model
Ana Nunes da Silva, António Branco Vasco, Jeanne C Watson
Reading and writing for well‐being: A qualitative exploration of the therapeutic experience of older adult participants in a bibliotherapy and creative writing group
Brianna O Malyn, Zoe Thomas, Christine E Ramsey‐Wade
Brief research report
Developing the competent psychiatric psychotherapist: A single‐site, retrospective study
Matthew Morrissette, William Fleisher, Polina Anang, Michael Harrington
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CPR welcomes UK and international submissions from counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, or other related professional groups. CPR promotes reflective writing and encourages authors to write about their engagement with their research.
Please see the Author guidelines on the Wiley website for information on making a submission. If you’d like to discuss a submission, please email the editor Panos Vostanis at cpr.editor@bacp.co.uk.
Review
All papers submitted to CPR are reviewed by at least two experienced and independent peer reviewers. To find out more about the review process, how to become a peer reviewer, or how to carry out a review, please see Journal reviewers on the Wiley website.