Peter Madsen Gubi, PhD, is Professor of Counselling and Spiritual Accompaniment at the University of Chester, UK. He is Programme Leader for the Doctor of Professional Studies in Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies and for graduate research in Counselling and Psychotherapy. He is the author of 'Prayer in Counselling and Psychotherapy: Exploring a Hidden Meaningful Dimension', 'Spiritual Accompaniment and Counselling: Journeying with Psyche and Soul', and 'Listening to Less-heard Voices'. He is also Minister of Dukinfield Moravian Church, Manchester, UK. Dr Valda Swinton, MA, DCouns, MBACP (Reg. Snr. Accred) is Senior Lecturer in Counselling at the University of Chester, UK. She is Programme Leader for the MA in Clinical Counselling.

'This book provides unique insights into areas of lived human experience that are rarely considered in counselling and psychotherapy literature. Based on excellent research projects, each chapter offers an engaging and informative lens into a neglected theme. These themes include ones highly relevant to therapeutic practice, as well as ones with wider professional and societal significance. In this respect, Peter Madsen Gubi and Valda Swinton have produced an invaluable edited collection for those working in allied professional fields such as education, mental health, pastoral care, and social work, as well as for counsellors and psychotherapists.'- Dr Phil Goss, Director of Counselling and Psychotherapy, Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of Warwick, UK

• Introduction -- Sexuality after breast cancer: voices of young, single women -- “I am losing my last chance at motherhood”: an exploration of delayed childbirth, pregnancy loss, and involuntary childlessness -- If only: adult reflections on being an only child -- Processing perceived parental rejection through personal development -- The impact of emotional labour on secondary school teachers -- The impact of inappropriately referred clients on the counselling trainee in placement -- Is talking enough? School-based counselling in Wales

Peter Madsen Gubi, PhD, is Professor of Counselling and Spiritual Accompaniment at the University of Chester, UK. He is Programme Leader for the Doctor of Professional Studies in Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies and for graduate research in Counselling and Psychotherapy. He is the author of 'Prayer in Counselling and Psychotherapy: Exploring a Hidden Meaningful Dimension', 'Spiritual Accompaniment and Counselling: Journeying with Psyche and Soul', and 'Listening to Less-heard Voices'. He is also Minister of Dukinfield Moravian Church, Manchester, UK. Dr Valda Swinton, MA, DCouns, MBACP (Reg. Snr. Accred) is Senior Lecturer in Counselling at the University of Chester, UK. She is Programme Leader for the MA in Clinical Counselling.

'This book provides unique insights into areas of lived human experience that are rarely considered in counselling and psychotherapy literature. Based on excellent research projects, each chapter offers an engaging and informative lens into a neglected theme. These themes include ones highly relevant to therapeutic practice, as well as ones with wider professional and societal significance. In this respect, Peter Madsen Gubi and Valda Swinton have produced an invaluable edited collection for those working in allied professional fields such as education, mental health, pastoral care, and social work, as well as for counsellors and psychotherapists.'- Dr Phil Goss, Director of Counselling and Psychotherapy, Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of Warwick, UK

• Introduction -- Sexuality after breast cancer: voices of young, single women -- “I am losing my last chance at motherhood”: an exploration of delayed childbirth, pregnancy loss, and involuntary childlessness -- If only: adult reflections on being an only child -- Processing perceived parental rejection through personal development -- The impact of emotional labour on secondary school teachers -- The impact of inappropriately referred clients on the counselling trainee in placement -- Is talking enough? School-based counselling in Wales

Peter Madsen Gubi, PhD, is Professor of Counselling and Spiritual Accompaniment at the University of Chester, UK. He is Programme Leader for the Doctor of Professional Studies in Counselling and Psychotherapy Studies and for graduate research in Counselling and Psychotherapy. He is the author of 'Prayer in Counselling and Psychotherapy: Exploring a Hidden Meaningful Dimension', 'Spiritual Accompaniment and Counselling: Journeying with Psyche and Soul', and 'Listening to Less-heard Voices'. He is also Minister of Dukinfield Moravian Church, Manchester, UK. Dr Valda Swinton, MA, DCouns, MBACP (Reg. Snr. Accred) is Senior Lecturer in Counselling at the University of Chester, UK. She is Programme Leader for the MA in Clinical Counselling.

'This book provides unique insights into areas of lived human experience that are rarely considered in counselling and psychotherapy literature. Based on excellent research projects, each chapter offers an engaging and informative lens into a neglected theme. These themes include ones highly relevant to therapeutic practice, as well as ones with wider professional and societal significance. In this respect, Peter Madsen Gubi and Valda Swinton have produced an invaluable edited collection for those working in allied professional fields such as education, mental health, pastoral care, and social work, as well as for counsellors and psychotherapists.'- Dr Phil Goss, Director of Counselling and Psychotherapy, Centre for Lifelong Learning, University of Warwick, UK

• Introduction -- Sexuality after breast cancer: voices of young, single women -- “I am losing my last chance at motherhood”: an exploration of delayed childbirth, pregnancy loss, and involuntary childlessness -- If only: adult reflections on being an only child -- Processing perceived parental rejection through personal development -- The impact of emotional labour on secondary school teachers -- The impact of inappropriately referred clients on the counselling trainee in placement -- Is talking enough? School-based counselling in Wales