Volume 14, Issue 2 - 2020
Examining how music therapists describe providing safety for children and adolescents who have had traumatic experiences: A Critical interpretive synthesis; "Student Perception of Creative Classwork in Counselling and Psychology Courses" A Case Study of Hong Kong undergraduate Students; Alzheimers - Implications for Counselling and Psychotherapy; A Case Study on Sex offending: Indigenous Healing in Qualitative Research; Being "Brilliant Sanity" - My Journal reflection on mindfulness practice; Factors in determining the development of problem gambling and motivation to quit gambling addiction among offenders.
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| Examining How Music Therapists Describe Providing Safety for Children and Adolescents Who Have Had Traumatic Experiences: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis |
Hsin-I Cindy Lai, Grace Thompson, Katrina Skewes McFerran |
Page: 1-10 |
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| Student Perception of Creative Classwork in Counselling and Psychology Courses: A Case Study of Hong Kong Undergraduate Students |
James Yu |
Page: 11-15 |
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| The Impact of Caring for a Loved One whohas Alzheimer's Disease:Implications for Counselling andPsychotherapy |
Judith R Boyland (PhD), Ann Moir-Bussy (PhD), and Peter Innes (PhD). |
Page: 16-23 |
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| A Case Study on Sex Offending: Indigenous Healing in Qualitative Research |
Valerie Schwan Cloud Clearer Ringland |
Page: 24-32 |
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| Being "Brilliant Sanity" - My journal reflectionon mindfulness practice |
Kunzang Chophel |
Page: 33-36 |
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| Factors in determining the development of problem gambling and motivation to quit gambling addiction among offenders |
Bernard W. S. Fan |
Page: 37-45 |
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