43 results on '"Nolte, Lizette"'
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2. "Fighting the invisible system": A grounded theory study of the experiences of child protection social workers in England.
3. Sibling stories of parental mental distress.
4. Weathering a Violent Storm Together--Witnessing and Co-Constructing Meaning in Collaborative Engagement with Those Experiencing Psychosis-Related Challenges
5. Behind closed doors : a grounded theory of the social processes that describe how parents talk to their children about parental mental health difficulties
6. Building connection against the odds: project workers relationships with people experiencing homelessness
7. Talking and making meaning about parental mental health problems: The role of children's family caregivers
8. Pebbles in palms
9. ‘Taking the plunge’
10. Restorying the journey
11. Talking and making meaning about parental mental health problems: The role of children's family caregivers.
12. Talking Through the Silence: How do Clinical Psychologists who Have Experienced Suicide Bereavement 'Make Sense' of Suicide?
13. Developing best practice in psychologically informed environments
14. Talking Through the Silence: How do Clinical Psychologists who Have Experienced Suicide Bereavement ‘Make Sense’ of Suicide?
15. ‘Someone who’s there for you … even in your darkest days’: an evaluation of a psychotherapeutic counselling service for birth relatives of adopted children
16. Building relational trust and hope: The experiences of counsellors in a service for birth relatives whose children have been adopted or taken into care.
17. Facing Loss and Finding Hope in Narrating Together: Accounts of Parenthood Following the Death of a Child to Muscular Dystrophy.
18. Facing Loss and Finding Hope in Narrating Together: Accounts of Parenthood Following the Death of a Child to Muscular Dystrophy
19. Family understanding and communication about an adult relative’s mental health problem: A systematic narrative review
20. We were in one place, and the ethics committee in another: Experiences of going through the research ethics application process
21. White is a colour too: engaging actively with the risks, challenges and rewards of cross-cultural family therapy training and practice
22. ‘My children are my world’: Raising the voices of birth mothers with substantial experience of counselling following the loss of their children to adoption or foster care
23. Pebbles in palms: Counter-practices against despair
24. On the other side: Learning about being a service user or carer during simulation training on a clinical psychology doctorate programme
25. Living on a knife edge: the responses of people with physical health conditions to changes in disability benefits
26. Weathering a violent storm together – Witnessing and co-constructing meaning in collaborative engagement with those experiencing psychosis-related challenges
27. Continuing bonds with the living: bereaved parents’ narratives of their emotional relationship with their children
28. The impact of problem-based learning on training and practice in clinical psychology
29. The Experience of Being a Qualified Female BME Clinical Psychologist in a National Health Service: An Interpretative Phenomenological and Repertory Grid Analysis
30. The battle of living with obsessive compulsive disorder: a qualitative study of young people's experiences
31. 'My children are my world': Raising the voices of birth mothers with substantial experience of counselling following the loss of their children to adoption or foster care.
32. Creating ripples: Towards practice-based evidence for narrative therapy within NHS contexts
33. Negotiating motherhood as a refugee: experiences of loss, love, survival and pain in the context of forced migration
34. Diversity learning through story and connection: Zhe: [noun] Undefined
35. Talking or Keeping Silent About Parental Mental Health Problems-A Grounded Theory of Parents' Decision Making and Experiences with Their Children
36. ‘It felt like it was night all the time’: listening to the experiences of birth mothers whose children have been taken into care or adopted
37. The battle of living with obsessive compulsive disorder: a qualitative study of young people's experiences.
38. The Experience of Being a Qualified Female BME Clinical Psychologist in a National Health Service: An Interpretative Phenomenological and Repertory Grid Analysis.
39. CorrespondenceSome thoughts on the Social Materialist ManifestoThe current culture of behavioural servicesPilgrim right to press the issueMind your languageA Response to Andrew Ganley (Correspondence, CPF 259)An elaborated justificationChallenging structures
40. Adventures in diversity training
41. The experience of being a trainee clinical psychologist from a black and minority ethnic group: A qualitative study
42. Talking to parents about talking to their children about parental mental distress
43. From silence to a public voice.
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