Items where Year is 2013

Article

Rijn, Biljana van and Wild, Ciara (2013) Humanistic and Integrative Therapies for Anxiety and Depression. Transactional Analysis Journal, 43 (2). pp. 150-163. ISSN 0362-1537

van Rijn, B and Wild, C (2013) Evaluation of Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy Groups In Primary Care Within an IAPT Site. Transactional Analyst, 3 (4).

van Rijn, B and Wild, C (2013) Humanistic and Integrative Therapies for Anxiety and Depression. Practice based evaluation of Transactional Analysis, Gestalt and Integrative Psychotherapies and Person Centred Counselling. Transactional Analysis Journal, 1543 (2). pp. 150-163.

Book Section

du Plock, Simon (2013) It Takes Two to Tango: Working with a couple presenting with issues of addiction. In: Existential Perspectives on Relationship Therapy: Guidelines for practice. Palgrave Macmillan, London, pp. 205-215. ISBN 9780230362093

van Rijn, B (2013) Establishing an Online Practice. Chapter Eight Commentary. In: Psychotherapy 2.0: Where Psychotherapy and Technology Meet. Karnac Books, London, UK, pp. 186-187.

Thesis

Asherson Bartram, Claire Estelle (2013) Narratives of mothers in stepfamily situations: an exploratory investigation. Other thesis, Middlesex University.

Doyle, Suzi (2013) ‘Body of evidence’: the experience of patients with anorexia nervosa regarding imagery related to food, weight and shape. Other thesis, Middlesex University and Metanoia Institute.

Priest, Alan (2013) You and I listening to me: towards an understanding of the significance of personal pronoun usage in psychotherapy. Other thesis, Middlesex University and the Metanoia Institute.

Rogers, Anne (2013) Ethical complaints. Towards a best practice for psychotherapy and counselling organisations. Other thesis, Middlesex University and Metanoia Institute.

Sheedy, Geraldine (2013) 'Between bodies': an implicit relational model. Other thesis, Middlesex University and Metanoia Institute.

Stabler, Rosanne (2013) Investigating family context: an exploratory study to research how therapists use genograms as a therapeutic tool with individuals in one-to-one therapy. Other thesis, Middlesex University / Metanoia Institute.