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Caroline Joy Hollins MartinEdinburgh Napier UniversityVerified email at napier.ac.uk
Sofie Bager-CharlesonMetanoia InstituteVerified email at metanoia.ac.uk

Dr Alan Priest

Dr Alan Priest

Visiting Lecturer Psychology, City, University of London

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Psychotherapy Counselling Psycholinguistics


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Exploring clients’ responses to changing pronoun use from second person (you) to first person (I) during therapy: A constructivist qualitative approach. A Priest, CJ Hollins Martin, S Bager Charleson Counselling Psychotherapy Research 16 (3), 183-192, 2016	5	2016
Doing mixed methods research. Combining outcome measures with interviews A Priest Enjoying Research in Counselling and Psychotherapy: Qualitative …, 2020	4	2020
Me, myself, I: the downside of focusing on self in ' Lets you and I talk' A Priest Therapy Today 22 (10), 24-27, 2011	3	2011
You and I listening to me: Towards an understanding of the significance of personal pronoun usage in psychotherapy A Priest Middlesex University and the Metanoia Institute, 2013	2	2013
You and I talking about me: Towards an understanding of first person pronoun use in psychotherapy A Priest University of Middlesex, 2013		2013

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