Developing Psychotherapeutic Innovation and Imagination through Phenomenology and Qualitative Research (Hardcover)

Introduction: Research, phenomenology, and the nature of psychotherapeutic knowledge?1. Psychotherapeutic research and practice: Do we need to talk about ‘efficacy’??2. Travelling in time: Using interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) to examine temporal aspects of the personal experience of issues in health and well-being*?3. Uncertainty and existential thinking?4. Using medical records in qualitative research. Advantages and limitations?5. Developing reflexivity and self-compassion in group psychotherapy: A dialogical and narrative approach?6. Exploring the grief journey of bereaved spouses: Insights into the impact of sedation within palliative care?7. “Lost in space and time”: Fathers’ experiences of preterm birth?8. Body as mediator: Case understanding in salutogenic-oriented general practitioner consultation?9. School organisational trauma during student suicide crisis?10. Living with and living by tattoos ? discursive analysis of a bodily practice?11. Towards a psychotherapy publishing ethics concordat?12. Wished I’d been there: Reflections on the special issue’s articles as refracted through my appreciations for qualitative researchers’ innovativeness?13. Reading with love: Developing therapeutic imagination through purposeful engagement with qualitative research Endnote - The Possibility of Phenomenology and Psychotherapeutic Knowledge?