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The application of psychodynamic ideas to professional dance training
Buckroyd, J. (2001)Concern about the welfare of professional dance students is growing as it becomes clearer that the training is not producing emotionally healthy and mature young people. Psychodynamic ideas and concepts offer a means of ... -
Counselling children and young people who attend a school for children with complex needs : a case study
Flitton, B.; Buckroyd, J. (2005)We report the findings of a case study exploring the views of the student, teacher, teaching assistant and counsellor who participated in a project to evaluate counselling with young people who attend a school for children ... -
Disordered eating cognitions and behaviours among slimming organization competition winners
Green, G. C.; Buckroyd, J. (2008-02)Background: Long-term success in weight loss treatments for obesity is elusive. The most widely used approach after diet books is slimming clubs. A percentage of members achieve dramatic and lasting weight losses. The study ... -
Experience of Service Provision for Adolescents with Eating Disorders
Rother, S.; Buckroyd, J. (2004) -
Exploring the effects of a 14 week person-centred counselling intervention with learning disabled children
Flitton, B.; Buckroyd, J. (2002)This study evaluates the effects of a person-centred counselling intervention on the learning disabled child's self-concept. The participants are children who attend a London borough school for moderate learning difficulties. ... -
The measurement of self-concept in children with complex needs
Buckroyd, J.; Flitton, B. (2004)This article offers a brief definition of self-concept and explores the difficulties of finding an instrument to measure the selfconcept of young people who have complex needs. The article focuses on the use of the ... -
Using action research to develop an assessment system in a voluntary sector counselling service
Buckroyd, J. (2003)Voluntary sector low and no cost counselling services very often find themselves overwhelmed by clients. This paper describes how one agency decided to deal with this problem by introducing a system of assessment for ... -
Using group therapy to support eating disordered mothers with their children: the relevance for primary care
Barnett, S.; Buckroyd, J.; Windle, K. (2006)