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Cognitive therapy and social power

Sheila Spong School of Social Studies, University of Wales College Newport, Allt-yr-yn Campus, PO Box 180, Newport, Wales, NP20 5XR E-mail: [email protected]
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Henry Hollanders Faculty of Education (ESI), University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL, UK E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 216-222 | Published online: 18 Aug 2006

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Naomi Pauling. (2023) Addressing social determinants of mental health in therapy: A thematic synthesis. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 23:4, pages 982-994.
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Laura Anne Winter. (2021) Swimming against the tide: Therapists' accounts of the relationship between p/Politics and therapy. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 21:2, pages 303-312.
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Charlotte McEvoy, Victoria Clarke & Zoe Thomas. (2021) ‘Rarely discussed but always present’: Exploring therapists’ accounts of the relationship between social class, mental health and therapy. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research 21:2, pages 324-334.
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David T. Morrison. (2016) Being with uncertainty: A reflective account of a personal relationship with an asylum seeker/refugee. Counselling Psychology Review 31:2, pages 10-21.
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Laura Anne Cutts. (2013) Theoretical Paper - Considering a social justice agenda for counselling psychology in the UK. Counselling Psychology Review 28:2, pages 8-16.
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Pooja Rupani. (2013) Theoretical Paper - Social justice and counselling psychology training: Can we learn from the US?. Counselling Psychology Review 28:2, pages 30-38.
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Shelia Spong. (2012) Validity, Vision and Vocalisation: Social Responsibility Arguments and Power-Sensitised Counselling. Psychotherapy and Politics International 10:1, pages 69-75.
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Stephen Wilmot. (2008) Psychotherapy and distributive justice: a Rawlsian analysis. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 12:1, pages 67-75.
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Sheila Spong. (2008) Constructing feminist counselling: ‘equality’ as a discursive resource in counsellors' talk. Psychotherapy and Politics International 6:2, pages 118-132.
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Sheila Spong & Henry Hollanders. (2005) Cognitive counsellors' constructions of social power. Psychotherapy and Politics International 3:1, pages 47-57.
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