Volume 8
8 records, editorials first, then in page order.
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Editorial
I am delighted to announce the re-launch of the online European Journal for Qualitative Research in Psychotherapy. It has not appeared since 2015, following the sudden death of Dr Ken Evans, the journal’s founder and senior editor.
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Editorial (2015)
The contributory articles in this issue are written by therapists drawn from integrative psychotherapy, existential psychotherapy, counselling psychology and gestalt therapy.
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‘Moving forward’: Honouring Ken’s legacy; Welcoming the new Board
Ken Evans founded the European Journal for Qualitative Research in Psychotherapy in 2006. Initially it was an Anglo/Norwegian collaboration.
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How Therapists Change: What motivates therapists towards integration?
Many therapists embrace an integrative perspective in their practice. The aim of this study is to explore what motivates therapists’ development towards integration.
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Forming an Integrative Training Concept: A case study of the training in psychotherapy integration
The literature on the nature of integrative psychotherapy training is patchy. This study aimed to explore how integrative elements are conceptualized and taught.
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Being seduced: Trainee therapists’ reactions to and handling of client sexual attraction in therapy
This study explored how trainee therapists react to and handle client sexual attraction in their work. Qualitative interviews were conducted with 12 trainees.
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Therapeutic work in the midst of grief: A literature review
This article offers a brief review of the theory and existing literature in the psychotherapy field which explores the nature of therapeutic work while in the midst of grief.
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Gestalt Psychotherapy, Conflict and Resolution: An Autoethnography
This article is based around my experiences as a gestalt psychotherapist who became a full-time mediator.