Rachel Evenden

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Lecturer in Psychology, University of Northampton, Psychology
University of Northampton, Graduate School

Emailrachel.evenden@northampton.ac.uk

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4 Article
1 Poster

Positive psychology in the clinical parapsychology setting
Evenden, R., Cooper, C. E., Matthew, S. (ed.) & Piers, W. (ed.), 2 Jun 2018, p. 192-203.
Research output: Contribution to Conference › Paper

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Preliminary research data analysis of LSD consumption in Britain: a qualitative study
Smith, L-A., Ryan, J. & Evenden, R., 22 Jul 2017.
Research output: Contribution to Conference › Paper › peer-review

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“It’s like shrooms times a million, plus aliens”: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of experiential accounts from ayahuasca users in Britain
Smith, L-A., Ryan, J. & Evenden, R., 23 Jul 2017.
Research output: Contribution to Conference › Paper › peer-review
Clinical parapsychology: counselling experiences of clients who report anomalous experiences and the training needs of therapists
Roxburgh, E. C. & Evenden, R., 31 Mar 2016.
Research output: Contribution to Conference › Poster

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Preliminary research data analysis of LSD consumption in Britain: a qualitative pilot study
Smith, L-A., Ryan, J. & Evenden, R., 18 Sep 2016.
Research output: Contribution to Conference › Paper › peer-review

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‘They daren’t tell people’: therapists’ experiences of working with clients who report anomalous experiences
Roxburgh, E. C. & Evenden, R., 21 Apr 2016, In: European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling. 18, 2
Research output: Contribution to Journal › Article › peer-review

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“It’s about having exposure to this”: investigating the training needs of therapists in relation to the issue of anomalous experiences
Roxburgh, E. C. & Evenden, R., 26 Jul 2016, In: British Journal of Guidance and Counselling.
Research output: Contribution to Journal › Article › peer-review

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“Most people think you’re a fruit loop”: Clients’ experiences of seeking support for anomalous experiences
Roxburgh, E. C. & Evenden, R., 1 Sep 2016, In: Counselling and Psychotherapy Research. 16, 3
Research output: Contribution to Journal › Article › peer-review

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2 Oral presentation
1 Participating in a conference or workshop

Well nobody wants to see a hairy fanny do they? Exploring the Everyday Narratives of Young Women's Perceptions and Practices around Genital Appearance and Sexual Identities
Lesley-Ann Smith (Author), L Reed (Author), L Hickinbotham (Author), Callum Cooper (Author) & Rachel Evenden (Author)
15 May 2015
Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Oral presentation › Research

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58th Annual Convention of the Parapsychological Association and the 39th Society for Psychical Research International Annual Conference
David Saunders (Participant), Rachel Evenden (Participant) & Callum Cooper (Participant)
17 Jul 2015
Activity: Participating in or organising a conference or workshop › Participating in a conference or workshop › Research
"Well nobody wants to see a hairy fanny do they?": Exploring the everyday narratives of young women's perceptions and practices around genital appearance and sexual identities
Lesley-Ann Smith (Speaker), L Reed (Speaker), L Hickinbotham (Speaker), Callum Cooper (Speaker) & Rachel Evenden (Speaker)
21 May 2015
Activity: Academic Talks or Presentations › Oral presentation › Research

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Professional support at the touch of a button: University of Northampton student to launch online counselling service
Rachel Emily Evenden
13/07/16
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