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Request for Counselling Information Volunteers
Charlotte Warburton, a Counselling Psychologist in training at Roehampton University is undertaking a piece of qualitative research on the outcome of counselling for amputees. She would be very grateful to hear from anyone who might be willing to volunteer their experiences.
You will find more information and Charlotte’s contact details below.
Are you an Amputee that has received counselling?
My name is Charlotte Warburton. I am a Counselling Psychologist in training at Roehampton University, London. I am currently undertaking an MSc research project and am interested in the experiences of amputees who have received counselling privately or through a service?
I am looking for participants that have received a completed course of counselling of at least one session to take part in a piece of qualitative research. The title of the research is:
Amputees’ Experiences of Counselling: An Interpretative Phenomenological analysis
Taking part in the research would involve a 45- 60 minute interview to explore your own experience of counselling. There will be also be a 15 minute debrief period for you to discuss your experience of being interviewed as well as to raise any concerns or questions you may have as a result of being interviewed. During the interview participants will be asked:
· Can you tell me about your experience of counselling in relation to the difficulties you have faced as an amputee?
· Please describe anything of particular value/importance to you about your counselling experience?
If you might be interested in being interviewed, or if you would like more information about this study, please email me at warburtc@roehampton.ac.uk or call me on 07947 649261.
Your participation would be greatly appreciated and would be a valuable contribution to research in this area.
Yours sincerely,
Charlotte Warburton
Please note: Due to ethical considerations I may not be able to interview people that have experienced amputation very recently (i.e. within the last two years).
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2 Responses for “Request for Counselling Information Volunteers”
I was a PE teacher when in 1997 an accident forced me to elect an above knee amputation. After retraining, I now work as a Psychodynamic Counsellor in Bedfordshire, but not yet with amputees. I was never offered counselling because of my amputation, but have received it due to my training and have been in once a week therapy for over 4 yrs. If it helps your studies, I’d gladly be interviewed and also maybe ask your opinion on counselling for amputees in general, as there is a definite need but hardly ever the funding required. I look forward to hearing from you.
I too received no counselling offers, too little too late. Why is it always the physical over the psychological?
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