A study into how therapists work when they are unsure how their client’s spiritual or religious beliefs are affecting their psychological wellbeing
Have you ever worked with a client and wondered how their spiritual or religious beliefs were affecting their psychological wellbeing? What did you do? How did you work with the situation?
If you would like to share your experience, I am keen to hear from you. I am a Trainee Counselling Psychologist at Regent’s University and am conducting a grounded theory study into this topic for my doctoral thesis.
Your participation would involve the completion of a demographic questionnaire followed by an interview with me (in person or online) and possibly some follow-up questions. I am looking for psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors from a range of theoretical disciplines, and I just need you be in current practice and accredited with a body such as the UKCP, BACP or HKCPC.
The project has received ethical approval from the Regents University Ethics Panel.
If you would like to take part, or if you have any questions, please contact me on S18002108@regents.ac.uk
Very best,
Magdalen Howard
Supervisor details: Dr Nathan Faulkner, Nathan.faulkner@regents.ac.uk