Journal 25, Issue 3 is now published (2026)

The latest issue of our journal, Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapies, has been published online.

Here are the contents:

Student Research; Guest editors: LJ Potter, Melanie Whitter and Jef Cornelius-White

Editorial

Review Articles

Are conditions of worth the main cause in the development of psychopathology? – Capucine Korenberg

Research Articles

‘You don’t have the luxury that your difference is going to be respected’: a Heuristic Inquiry into the training experiences of trans and non-binary person-centered psychotherapists – LJ Loveys
‘Do existential touchstones really cool?’ An exploration of therapists’ experiencing of significant personal loss and how this informs their ‘way of being’ with a client – Danielle McNulty & Fleur Farish-Edwards
An exploration of self-disclosure of gender to clients among non-binary counsellors – Vik Dudley & Phil Eva
Mortality and meaning: counselors’ reflections on end-of-life therapy – Kelly Louise Williams
Attuning to the student: a relational partnership between research supervisor and student on a person-centered master’s degree program – Freya Wood & Lesley Dougan
And they lived happily ever after? Experiences of couples affected by marijuana use explored using Rogers’ tentative law of interpersonal relationships – Sudiksha Jain & Richard Doyle

Abstract Translations

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