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Volume 22, Number 2, June 2009

Tackling conflict: a beyond opposites approach
pp. 147-169(23)
Author: Fourali, Chahid

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Scaling questions: asking and answering them in counselling
pp. 171-185(15)
Authors: Strong, Tom; Pyle, Nathan; Sutherland, Olga

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Situating the researcher in qualitative psychotherapy research around spirituality
pp. 187-195(9)
Author: West, William

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Beliefs About Psychological Services (BAPS): development and psychometric properties
pp. 197-219(23)
Authors: Ægisdottir, Stefania; Gerstein, Lawrence

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Therapist response modes in the exploration stage: timing and effectiveness
pp. 221-231(11)
Authors: Goates-Jones, Melissa; Hill, Clara; Stahl, Jessica; Doschek, Elizabeth

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Exploring the motivations behind self-injury
pp. 233-241(9)
Authors: Polk, Erin; Liss, Miriam

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The contribution of anxiety and depression to fatigue among a sample of Australian university students: suggestions for university counsellors
pp. 243-255(13)
Authors: Bitsika, Vicki; Sharpley, Christopher; Bell, Ryan

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Graduate school mentoring in clinical, counselling, and experimental academic training programs: an exploratory study
pp. 257-266(10)
Authors: Marie Taylor, Jennifer; Neimeyer, Greg

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Counsellors' and psychologists' experience of working with male survivors of sexual trauma: a pilot study
pp. 267-277(11)
Authors: Yarrow, Chris; Churchill, Susy

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Guidance and counselling in Hong Kong, Malaysia and China
pp. 279-281(3)
Author: Miller, Judi

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