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This document is a participant information leaflet for a research study exploring the personal therapy experiences and decision-making processes of South Indian trainee psychotherapists in the UK.
Year: 2026
Region / City: UK
Theme: Psychotherapy training
Document type: Research Study Participant Information
Institution: University of Warwick
Author: Meghana Badami
Target audience: South Indian trainee psychotherapists in the UK
Period of validity: Until Summer 2026
Approval date: 2026
Amendment date: 2026
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The experiences of psychotherapists delivering therapy during the shared crisis of a pandemic
Year: 2020
Region / city: United Kingdom
Topic: Psychotherapy, Online Therapy, Covid-19, Therapeutic Alliance
Document type: Research Study
Organization / institution: UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), York St. John University
Author: Ellen Dunn, Divine Charura, Sarah Niblock, Gabriel Davies
Target audience: Psychotherapists, Mental Health Professionals
Period of validity: 2020-2021
Date of approval: 2020
Date of changes: Not indicated
Keywords: Psychotherapy, online therapy, Covid-19, therapeutic alliance, shared crisis
Funding: UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP)
Conflict of Interest: None declared
Ethics Statement: Informed consent obtained from participants, APA ethical standards followed
Data Availability: Anonymised data available upon request
Description: A research study analyzing the experiences of therapists transitioning to online therapy during the Covid-19 pandemic, examining the impact on therapeutic alliances and professional practices.
Meaning-Making in The World Ends with You
Year: 2021
Location: Yerevan, Armenia
Subject: Video Game Narrative and Gameplay Analysis
Document Type: Bachelor Thesis
Institution: American University of Armenia
Department: Department of English & Communications
Author: Boghos Avetikian
Audience: Academic, undergraduate level
Date of Submission: May 17, 2021
Game Analyzed: The World Ends with You
Platform: Nintendo DS, later mobile and Nintendo Switch
Genre: JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game)
Topics: LeafletStudy psychotherapists Meaning-Making