All Stories

  1. “It Was All Tied into Being a Disabled Person… It Was Another Reason to Feel Inadequate.” Autistic Women and Birthing People’s Experiences of Baby Loss: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
  2. ‘It's a Relationship Just Like Any Other Relationship’—Systemic Therapists' Perspectives on Friend Therapy
  3. Doing Hope in Troubled Times
  4. Sexualities of trans and non-binary people during transition, a narrative synthesis implementing a post-humanist framework
  5. Young people’s experiences of exiting homelessness in South Wales – an interpretative phenomenological analysis
  6. ‘It doesn’t matter how hard things are, you just keep going’ – the experiences of adult women who grew up as carers for parents experiencing psychosis-related difficulties
  7. Journeys Through the Terrain of Grief: Bereaved Parents’ Narratives Across Time
  8. Ageing Perception and Social Relationships Moderate the Associations Between Health Stressors and Life Satisfaction in the Very Old: Evidence from the ELSA Study
  9. Sibling stories of parental mental distress
  10. “Fighting the invisible system”: A grounded theory study of the experiences of child protection social workers in England
  11. Talking and making meaning about parental mental health problems: The role of children's family caregivers
  12. Ethnic identity and wellbeing in the lives of third-generation British Bangladeshi adults
  13. Counsellors for birth relatives whose children have been adopted or taken into care
  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. The psychoanalytic critique of capitalism
  17. Facing Loss and Finding Hope in Narrating Together: Accounts of Parenthood Following the Death of a Child to Muscular Dystrophy
  18. Family understanding and communication about an adult relative’s mental health problem: A systematic narrative review
  19. We were in one place, and the ethics committee in another: Experiences of going through the research ethics application process
  20. Surviving Clinical Psychology
  21. ‘Taking the plunge’
  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. Building connection against the odds: project workers relationships with people experiencing homelessness
  24. Pebbles in palms: Counter-practices against despair
  25. On the other side: Learning about being a service user or carer during simulation training on a clinical psychology doctorate programme
  26. Living on a knife edge: the responses of people with physical health conditions to changes in disability benefits
  27. Supporting people who experience psychosis - how we can weather a violent storm together
  28. How parents who have lost a child experience continuing to parent their remaining children
  29. The experiences of being a qualified clinical psychologist from a BME background
  30. Young people's experiences of OCD
  31. Making hostels for men who experience homelessness more welcoming and healing spaces
  32. The challenges of being a refugee while also continuing to parent
  33. Talking or Keeping Silent About Parental Mental Health Problems-A Grounded Theory of Parents' Decision Making and Experiences with Their Children
  34. The experiences of birth mothers whose children were taken into care
  35. Out of the Mainstream: Helping the children of parents with a mental illness
  36. White is a colour too