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  3. Vol 9 (2019): (In-production, articles added incrementally when ready)

Published: 2019-03-26

Editorials

  • Editorial
    Linda Finlay
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Articles

  • Separated Motherhood: Exploring the experience of mothering premature twins and psychotherapeutic implications
    James Daniel Spiers
    1-11
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  • I’m human too: Person-centred counsellors’ lived experiences of therapist self-disclosure
    Helen Kathryn Jolley
    12-26
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  • Emotional labour and the practicing psychologist: When the psychologist’s professional emotions go awry
    Helen Van Der Merwe
    27-40
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  • The case of the disappearing twin: How writing brought me closer to my self
    Kate Evans
    41-47
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  • Two-eyed seeing, arts-based reflection and collaboration: Reflexivity tools for nursing practitioners working across cultures
    Janet Lynne Kuhnke, Sandra Jack-Malik
    48-59
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  • An exploration of the unassisted gravity dream
    Claire Mitchell
    60-71
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  • Integrative therapists’ subjective experiences and understanding of emotional connection in their practice
    Maria Luca, Andros Luca Andreou
    72-87
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ISSN: 1756-7599

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