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Can voicing conflict within experiential learning groups facilitate connection? : Building and developing effective multi-disciplinary team-working skills
Keville, Saskia; Conlan, Louise-Margaret; Adlington, Rebecca; Brindley, Robert; Abraham-Smith, Kelly; Shaverin, Lisa; Simpson, Leon; Nel, Pieter W (2017-01-02)In the UK, Clinical Psychologists (CPs) work in a variety of settings within the National Health Service (NHS), often within Multi-Disciplinary Teams (MDTs). Problem-Based Learning (PBL) within CP training at the University ... -
The experience of feeling fat for women diagnosed with anorexia nervosa
Major, Laura; Viljoen, David; Nel, Pieter W (2016-03-17)The experience of feeling fat is common among both genders regardless of weight or shape. However, its intensity and frequency appear to be exacerbated for people with an eating disorder diagnosis (Fairburn, 2008). Research ... -
Negotiating motherhood as a refugee: Experiences of loss, love, survival and pain in the context of forced migration
Kelly, Aisling; Nel, Pieter W; Nolte, Lizette (2016-09-01)The mental health of refugees has been an increasingly-researched area, but has been criticised for having an individualised and symptom-focused approach to understanding the experience of forced migration. This paper ... -
Psychosis and sexual abuse: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
Rhodes, John; O'Neill, Nathan; Nel, Pieter W (2018-07-01)Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the first-person perspective of psychosis sufferers who survived childhood sexual abuse. Methods: Interpretative phenomenological analysis was employed to explore the experiences ... -
Transitioning together: : A narrative analysis of the support accessed by partners of trans people
Twist, Jos; Baker, MJ; Nel, Pieter W; Horley, Nicola (2017-03-01)Historically trans people have often wrongly been advised that the gender role transition process would result in the breakdown of their relationships, and couples have often been provided with little support through this ...