Academic Writing & Publishing
Writing up practitioner research and getting published. 5 records.
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Becoming a Research Practitioner: A meta-synthesis
Psychotherapy plays a significant role in generating new knowledge in the field. This study offers a metasynthesis of earlier published practitioner research.
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Dissertation to published article: A journey from shame to sharing
This paper describes my experiences of re-presenting my research from a master’s degree in Integrative Psychotherapy into a paper suitable for publication in a peer-reviewed journal.
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How to write a journal article: Top tips for the novice writer
This paper aims to examine and de-mystify the process of writing a journal article. It recommends a structured, systematic approach involving four stages: thinking, planning, writing, and manuscript creation.
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Therapists and Academic Writing: “Once upon a time psychotherapy practitioners and researchers were the same people”
The views and feelings of psychotherapists around academic writing were explored using a mixed methods approach.
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Writer’s Block: a reflective literature review
For a significant proportion of therapists, the mere thought of writing up research academically and then publishing is anxiety provoking.