Issue 2
6 records, editorials first, then in page order.
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Understanding Black Issues in the Therapeutic Process
For some cultural and ethnic groups availability of services depends on how appropriate services are to their needs and well being.
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Integration in Practice. How do they do it?
This study examines the phenomenological experience of Christian psychotherapists working with clients in an Integrative Psychotherapy paradigm.
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An Introduction to the Ethics of Gestalt Research with informants
Gestalt qualitative research is seen as an intersubjective process between researcher and informant, which raises ethical questions about inherent power.
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A Study to Explore the Emergence of Shadow Phenomena in Integrative Psychotherapy Training Institutes
This article takes the reader through a process of qualitative research examining the role of shadow, explored from the perspective of psychotherapy training institutes.
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A Phenomenological Exploration of the Loss of a Parent in Childhood
We investigated how the death of a parent, in childhood, represents a profound psychological insult. Data collection involved a one-time semi-structured interview.
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Relational Centred Research: A Work in Progress
This paper is an outline of a presentation first prepared for exploration in October 2006 with a group of doctoral scholars, as part of the ongoing Professional Knowledge Seminar, held at the Metanoia Institute, London.