Issue 7
5 records, editorials first, then in page order.
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Editorial
In this 7th issue of the research journal we begin with a follow up to the article in issue 6 that focussed on the therapist’s exploration of what is considered effective in psychotherapy.
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Patients’ thoughts on effective psychotherapy
Earlier studies identify relationship factors as significant for patients. This grounded theory study explored in depth patients’ thoughts on effective psychotherapy.
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Research Project
As I began planning my research project as part of my Gestalt psychotherapy training, my initial interest centred around the question of ‘what works in therapy?’
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Walking in Quicksand: An exploration of trainee’s experience of a five day residential training workshop
In June 2013, sixteen Integrative psychotherapy trainees attended a five day residential training workshop to introduce them to qualitative research.
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Group Supervision: A reflective and creative space
In this article, I enquire about the perception and use of creativity and innovation in group supervision, taking into account the setting and culture one works in.