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inning a 2,000-word essay felt daunting. As I began my course, my focus was firmly on counselling practice and I felt fortunate that the counselling placements I was offered provided the opportunity to work with abused clients. However, what began as simple curiosity to find ways to improve my pract

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ling, their paths separate and in this chapter we look specifically at the experiences of the female participants. To recap: we have seen the participants identify their need for help and have seen them progress through a referral system and into the domestic violence agency. For the women specifica

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Grundprobleme der Wissenschaftsgeschichte the process for deciding to seek help had many similarities in the descriptions of both men and women, although the response to those requests had, at times, been different. Whereas the women were able to access a local agency, the men had to travel some distance as there was only one available to

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ng domestic violence. The purpose of this chapter is to explore what the findings might mean in the context of counsellor work. It is important to highlight that this chapter does not represent the views of the participants, although it is informed by those views. It does include many of my personal

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his final chapter has been written to pull together the many different aspects of the study and to draw some conclusions from what has been presented. Although there are a number of different ideas and concepts emerging from the study, it is important to remember that this was a small piece of quali

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Introduction,inning a 2,000-word essay felt daunting. As I began my course, my focus was firmly on counselling practice and I felt fortunate that the counselling placements I was offered provided the opportunity to work with abused clients. However, what began as simple curiosity to find ways to improve my pract

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Differing Views in Research and Practice, concept of violence occurring within the family between intimate partners is not new. However, the experience of domestic violence has often been hidden behind closed doors as individuals have struggled to share the difficulties they were having with their relationship. More recently, this form of

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Accessing Appropriate Counselling,pened in the therapy room. One of the first questions in the research interview ‘Looking back at when you started counselling, what brought you to counselling?’ had been intended to take the participant back to the beginning of counselling, prior to examining the detail of their counselling experien