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Time

Strand 1

City Quay Suite

Strand 2

The Art Gallery

Strand 3

Vancouver

Strand 4

Melbourne
8.30 to 9am Registration, poster and exhibition viewing
9 to 9.15am Welcome with Clare Symons - BACP Head of Research, Natalie Bailey - BACP Chair, Faisal Mahmood and Emma Flax
9.15 to 10am

Keynote: Professor Heidi Levitt

Healing from sexual minority and intersectional stigma events: what therapists should know
10 to 10.30am Refreshment, poster and exhibition viewing
10.30 to 11am Research paper: John Pollard
Comics in Clinical Practice: A grounded theory exploration of how sequential art is applied to talking therapy		 Research paper: Karen Nolan
An interpretative phenomenological analysis exploring experiences of post‐traumatic growth in relationship to self‐using arts‐based research		 Discussion: Jeannette Roddy
Moving a counselling organisation to an online data management system		 Workshop: Richard Knight, Ruth Knight
Using creative interviewing when researching your own clients
11.05 to 11.35am Research paper: Susan Stephen
Investigating the cross‐cultural relevance of the Strathclyde Inventory: A pilot study		 Research paper: Tanya Beetham
Young women’s recovery stories after domestic abuse in childhood: implications for counselling and psychotherapy practice		 Discussion: John McLeod
Implications for counselling and
psychotherapy policy, research and practice of knowledge based on averages
11.40am to 12.30pm

Online Keynote: Dr Dwight Turner

Researching the Other

 Discussion (11.40am - 12.10pm): Lakhita Uppal
Relational interventions for gang‐associated young people's mental health
12.30 to 1.30pm Lunch
1.30 to 2.00pm

Keynote discussion: Natalie Bailey, Mhairi Thurston and Kathryn Lock

Building an inclusive research culture - closing the EDI gaps in counselling research
2.05 to 2.35pm Research paper: Mick Cooper
Helpful factors, unhelpful factors and processes of change in person-centred counselling for young people: An interview study		 Research paper: Emma Broglia
Bridging gaps between HE and NHS mental health services: A call to action

Symposium: (2.05pm ‐ 3.20pm) Robert Elliott, Richard Doyle, Rinda Haake

The PCEPS‐10: What have we learned? How could it be improved? Is cultural empathy missing?

 Workshop: Jake Wheatley
Hermeneutic Phenomenology: Applying a classic method to contemporary counseling research
2.40 to 3.10pm Research paper: Emma Mallace
The mothers’ perspective on being blamed for children’s non‐attendance at school		 Research paper: Jenny O'Donnell
Towards a standard minimum dataset for counselling services embedded in higher and further education: Part of the SCORE project
3.10 to 3.30pm Refreshments, poster and exhibition viewing
3.30 to 4pm

Research paper: Charlie Duncan
Referrals to high intensity interventions in IAPT: level playing field or rigged game?

 Research paper: John Hills, Fevronia Christodoulidi, Divine Charura
Uncovering veiled data: Using duoethnography to explore power in the therapeutic space		 Discussion: Sharon Horne, Eric Manalastas
Advancing Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer+ (LGBTQ+) human rights in counselling, psychotherapy and
coaching		 Discussion: Mhairi Thurston, Nicola Blunden
Missing voices: thickening research narratives
4.05 to 4.15pm Conference close: Faisal Mahmood and Clare Symons

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