Counselling and Psychotherapy Research

Editorial
pp. 187-190(4)
Author: Buckroyd, Julia

Developing a model of the treatment for eating disorder: Using neuroscience research to examine the how rather than the what of change
pp. 191-202(12)
Authors: Treasure, Janet; Tchanturia, Kate; Schmidt, Ulrike

Eating disorders from parent to child: Mothers' perceptions of transgenerational effect
pp. 203-211(9)
Authors: Barnett, Sarah; Buckroyd, Julia; Windle, Karen

Making sense of being fat: A hermeneutic analysis of adults' explanations for obesity
pp. 212-220(9)
Authors: Grant, Patricia Goodspeed; Boersma, Helena

An exploration of obese adults' experience of attempting to lose weight and to maintain a reduced weight
pp. 221-229(9)
Authors: Bidgood, Jacqueline; Buckroyd, Julia

An investigation into the possibility of an innovative treatment for weight-related hyperphagia: Towards a more effective combination of physiological and psychological treatment for clinically obese patients who binge-eat, category DSM IV EDNOS (Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified)
pp. 230-237(8)
Author: Helyar, Rosemary

A feminist psychotherapeutic approach to working with women who eat compulsively1
pp. 238-245(8)
Author: Heenan, Colleen

Responding to the embodiment of distress in individuals defined as obese: Implications for research
pp. 246-255(10)
Author: Meekums, Bonnie

Means and standard deviations explained
pp. 256-257(2)
Authors: Joseph, Stephen; Dyer, Colin; Coolican, Hugh

A day in the life…A worm's eye view of doing counselling research
pp. 258-259(2)
Author: Rother, Sharon

Book review
pp. 260-261(2)

Letter
pp. 262-262(1)