Conference Agenda

P01. Living on the edge of distress: experiences of people with age-related macular degeneration navigating the hope-despair continuum

Jamie Enoch, Ahalya Subramanian, Carla Willig

P02. Cultural sensitivity in forensic mental healthcare

Marjolein De Pau, Freya Vander Laenen, Stijn Vandevelde

P03. Building bridges between school and adolescents’ mental health: a qualitative research with teachers

Katia Daniele, Maria Benedetta Gambacorti Passerini, Lucia Zannini

P04. Reimagining a Sand Trays as a Qualitative Method

Lorien S. Jordan, Margie Pemu, Smruthi Chintakunta, Kadesha Treco

P05. A new method for the discourse analysis: the ALCESTE software. A comparison with interpretative phenomenological analysis

Livia Sani, Yasmine Chemrouk, Marie-Frédérique Bacqué

P06. Understanding employee engagement and emotional wellbeing in child exploitation support workers: An interpretative phenomenological analysis

Sarah-Jane Mason, Carrie Childs

P07. Client early recollections in early and late phases of therapy can help monitor earned security: A qualitative study.

Leonidas Groneberg, Marinos Chatzopoulos, Diamanto Fragkiadaki, Katerina Kourea, Stella Metheniti

P08. Voices to be heard: Understanding family perspectives in forensic care trajectories

Sara Rowaert, Marjolein De Pau, Florian De Meyer, Pablo Nicaise, Freya Vander Laenen, Wouter Vanderplasschen

P09. Emotional experiences of qualitative researchers studying sensitive topics and/or vulnerable populations

Ciska Wittouck

P10. The interpretation of labour pain in birth experiences of women giving birth at home

Júlia Rita Barcsák, Eszter Berán, Zsófia Székely

P11. The mystery of birth: Spiritual experiences during labor and delivery: Qualitative research

Eszter Tamási, Szabolcs Urbán, Zsófia Székely

P12. Wellbeing in institutes of higher education: the time has come for healing the self and others

Karyn Anne Cooper, Robert Earle White

P13. Mental health impact of COVID-19 on adolescents and their families

Maria Stoimenou