Friday 6 July Workshop Research Whose vo(i)ce is it anyway? Keeping voice alive in the doctoral viva Anna Butcher, Regent's

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1 Friday 6 July 2018 Pipewell/Oakwell Hillgate Hilton 1 Hilton 2 Boardroom 09:15 - Welcome 09:30 Keynote Autism, counselling theory and the double empathy problem Dr Damian Milton, of Kent & National Autistic Society (NAS) 10:30 Refreshment break 11: Oral Presentation Developing metacognitive capacities in perpetrators of domestic violence. Dave, Misso, Queensland of Technology, Brisbane, Australia 11: Oral Presentation The visibility of complex trauma for mid-life & older female survivors of intimate partner violence Daisy, Best, Teesside 754 Oral Presentation (In)visible in the UK: Experiences of non-binary youth Julia, Brewer, Regent's London 679 Oral Presentation How do Counselling Psychologists Make Decisions About Touching Their Clients? Helen, Damon, Regent's London 737 Symposium Youth Friendly Counselling Psychology: What do young people think about mental health services? Terry, Hanley, of 738 (P1) The views and experiences of young people towards mental health services in the United Kingdom Lucia, Fernandez-Arias, of 740 (P2) An investigation into how young people cope with the exposure to sexually explicit Internet material 702 Workshop What place for psychoanalysis in counselling psychology? Build bridges or burn them? Russel, Ayling, Regent's London 708 Workshop Whose vo(i)ce is it anyway? Keeping voice alive in the doctoral viva Anna Butcher, Regent's London

2 12:30 Poster Session 13:00 Lunch 14: Other Creativity How to write for publication Christina, Richards, Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust Symposium Ross N., Phillips, of 743 (P3) Exploring Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) young people s attitudes towards counselling Mohammed, Khan, of 758 (P4) Adult Survivors of Childhood abuse: The Journey of Identity Through Time 347 Oral Presentation Understanding and working with childhood sexual abuse a social constructionist perspective Lynn, Suter, Lifecentre 14: Oral Presentation 14: Oral Presentation The Lived Experience of Being Raised In and Leaving a Cultic Group: Exclusive Brethren Jill, Aebi-Mytton, Independent er Every Picture Tells A Story: Images of Women s Recovery. A Constructivist Grounded Theory. Darren, Adamson, N-Psych and Teesside graduate 15: Oral Presentation Masculinity within the therapy room: how 724 Oral Presentation Reaching out through listening: clients 753 Workshop Creativity " " Yetunde, Ade-Serrano, BACPG Pecha Kucha 590 Adolescent experiences of character strengths identification and how this relates to identity Jamie, Stephenson, Teesside 1040 How do individuals make sense of positive voice hearing experiences? Holly, North, Community Housing & Therapy 868 PDI: a culturally sensitive measure for Punjabispeaking migrants residing in the UK Ranjot, Bhogal, NELFT

3 masculine clients experience the therapeutic relationship Andrew, Reid, Glasgow Caledonian experience of being listened to in psychotherapy Elena, Coltea, UEL 938 Social Justice Exploring training requirements for therapists to work with individuals experiencing homelessness Kate, Gilgunn, of 752 Developmental antecedents of psychopathy and sexual sadism amongst forensic mental health patients Theodoros, Papagathonikou, Queen Mary of London 685 The development of a pilot outcome measure for group analysis Helen, Stocks, RDASH NHS and Teesside graduate 706 Exploring therapists' personal growth during their doctoral training.a Qualitative Systematic Review Aspasia, Ftenou, of 15:30 Refreshment Break 16:00 Keynote Mark Williams 17:00 Poster Prize Announcement 17:15 AGM 19:30 BBQ

4 Saturday 7 July 2018 Pipewell/Oakwell Hillgate Hilton 1 Hilton 2 Boardroom 09: Oral Presentation Social Justice Social Justice and Cultural Resilience: Strengthening Society at the Community Level Caroline, Clauss-Ehlers, Rutgers 729 Symposium (S) Identity within the context of individual experiences, modern social roles and life narratives. 730 (P1) A haptic investigation into secondary school teachers perception of their own identity Supervision Workshop Goes through to 11:30 can have tea and coffee in room 755 Workshop Meaning-oriented grief therapy: An experiential introduction Edith, Steffen, of 10: Oral Presentation Clients' experiences of goal-based practices in therapy: Helpful and unhelpful aspects Mick, Cooper, of 11:00 Refreshment Break 11: Oral Presentation 731 (P2) How adults incorporate stories of their traumatic birth into autobiographical memory and identity Symposium 732 (P3) An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of the Identity of Young Carers aged years. Symposium 693 Oral Presentation Counselling and Clinical Psychologists Positioning 559 Oral Presentation 762 Oral Presentation The Inaudible Bereaved: A Critical Narrative Analysis 665 Workshop The Qualification in Counselling Psychology: an

5 Lies, damned lies, and the new NICE guidelines for depression Tony, Ward, of the West of England within the Scientist- Practitioner Model Sofia, Sykinioti, The of 12: Oral Presentation Theory Adopting Bronfenbrenner s Socio-ecological systems theory into integrative psychotherapeutic theory. The interface of A Level Psychology and Applied Counselling Psychology Oral Presentation Christina Richards, Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust of the Voice of the Bereaved Syrian Refugee Meherangiz, Press Davar, Regent's London 756 Oral Presentation Theory The Continuing Bonds Perspective and its Implications for Working with Bereaved Clients Edith, Steffen, of independent route to training Victoria, Galbraith, BPS 12:30 Lunch 13: Oral Presentation Social Justice Directionality and synergy: Developing an integrative framework for counselling psychology practice Mick, Cooper, of 345 Oral Presentation Social Justice The Revised APA Multicultural Guidelines: A Vision for the Field Caroline, Clauss-Ehlers, Rutgers Sue Whitcombe TBC 307 Oral Presentation Theory An embodied understanding of living with a heart condition from cradle to grave. Liza, Morton, of Strathclyde 683 Workshop When internal worlds darken the role of incongruence in client distress. Tony, Ward, of the West of England 14: Oral Presentation 14:15 14:30 Recovery Focused Care Transfer (ReFleCT): Fostering optimism and hope pre secondary-care discharge Coleen, Mercer-Quinn, NHS/Private 14:45 Keynote Power, Action, & Responsibility: Counselling Psychology beyond Sitting With Dr Christina Richards, Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust 15:45 Close Tea and coffee on departure 763 Oral Presentation Balancing Growth and Decline at Midlife and its Effects on Close Relationships Ariana, Jordan, of East London