This week we kick off our Research Highlights with a highlight on Andrew Pendle, Nick Rowe, and David Britten’s article from the department of Counselling Psychology!
In this article, Pendle, Rowe and Britten analyse the effectivity of coaching for those who access mental health service in collaboration with YSJ’s Converge.
To find out more about their results, and the benefits participants gained, you can view the article here.
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