You can attend Day 1 in person only.
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Programme
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Strand 1Sky Gallery16th floor In person only |
Strand 2Garrard suite15th floor In person only |
Strand 3Blumfield suite
15th floor In person only |
Strand 4Armstrong suite
15th floor In person only |
| 09.00 to 09.30am | Registration and refreshments | |||
| 09.30 to 09.45am |
Welcomes: Natalie Bailey (BACP Chair), Clare Symons (BACP Head of Research), Jackie Dunne (Vice Chancellor, Birmingham Newman University) |
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| 09.45 to 10.45am | Keynote Discussion: Niamh Brownlee, Simon Mason, Rameri Moukam, Jeremy Bacon & Preet Kaur Gill, MP. Facilitator Lynne Gabriel (BACP President) Shaping policy and politics with lived experience |
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| 10.45 to 11.15am | Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing | |||
| 11.15 to 11.45am |
Discussion
Lucy Button & Jay McCarthy An Autoethnographically Derived Theoretical Model of Autistic Self-Actualization. |
Research Paper
Beth Stillings Cohen Therapists' perspectives on working with clients taking antidepressants - a qualitative study. |
Workshop
Amanda McGarry Analysing suicide notes: conducting stanza and narrative analysis within counselling research. |
Symposium
Richard Doyle, Rinda Haake, Andrea Williams, Emma Tickle & Sue Price Lived Experiences of the Person-Centred and Experiential Psychotherapy Scale. |
| 11.50am to 12.20pm |
Discussion
Michael Kentish Is there a place for humour in the therapy room? |
Research Paper
Anna Kennedy Meanings and standards in the mother identity: An interdisciplinary approach to understand identity and emotions. |
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| 12.25 to 12.55pm |
Research Paper
Peter Blundell & Madeline Hall It’s like Jenga: A collaborative autoethnography study, into facilitators’ experiences of a person-centred community of practice, focused on critical thinking skills for counselling and psychotherapy students. |
Research Paper
Miriam Tasgal Mothers Who Listen WIth More Than Ears - The Phenomenological Experience of The Non-verbal Communication Between Mothers and their Child with Complex Cerebral Palsy. |
Research Paper
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| 1.00 to 2.00pm | Lunch | |||
| 2.00 to 2.45pm | Keynote presentation: Mhairi Thurston Vision for change: Improving client services within the sight loss sector through lived experience, research, dialogue and collaboration. |
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2.50 to 3.20pm |
Discussion |
Research paper Stuart Gilmour, Sarah Law, Rebecca Lynn & Blue Reeves Exploring 18-25-year-old cis male’s attitudes to psychotherapy, what this means to them and how this might inform the psychotherapeutic profession. |
Workshop Claire Plews & Siouxsie Bytheway Creative methodologies workshop - Embracing the visual as well as the verbal in research. |
Discussion Kate Diggory & Lois de Cruz A duoethnographic study of how two women over 60 make meaning of a methodology and of life. |
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3.25 to 3.55pm |
Discussion Susan Hughes & Steve Mulligan Devolution of health policy in the UK: what are the implications for counselling and psychotherapy? |
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| 3.55 to 4.10pm | Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing | |||
| 4.10 to 4.40pm |
Discussion |
Discussion
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Research Paper |
Workshop |
| 4.45 to 5.15pm |
Research Paper |
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| 5.20 to 5.35pm |
Lightning Talk |
Lightning Talk |
Lightning Talk |
Lightning Talk |
| 5.35 to 6.45pm |
Break |
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| 6.45 to 7.30pm |
Drinks reception, Awards presentations and Poster presentations: Sky Loft |
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| 7.30 to 9.00pm |
Conference Dinner: Garrard/Blumfield suites (pre-booked delegates only) |
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This programme is subject to change and may be amended up to and including the event day. Please use this information as a guide for the research presentations available at the conference.