Dr Tracey Clare

Tracey's primary research interest is in relational trauma and the impact across the lifespan.

Books

Clare, T. (2018). The symbiotic relationship between mindfulness and person-centred therapy. Thresholds, April, 10-14.

Clare, T. (2018). A person-centred approach to breaking the cycle of trans-generational parental rejection. Journal of Critical Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy, 18(1), 13-18.

Clare, T. (2016). Processing Perceived Parental Rejection. In: P. Gubi & V. Swinton (Eds.), Researching lesser-explored issues in counselling and psychotherapy (pp. 93-127). London: Karnac.

Conference

What’s love got to do with it? 13th Keele Counselling (Research and Practice) Conference, 2019: Paper ‘Exploring psychological growth in adult offspring following perceived parental rejection in childhood’.

International Society for Interpersonal Acceptance and Rejection Athens, Greece, 2018: Paper ‘Exploring psychological growth in adult offspring following perceived parental rejection in childhood’.

PGR Conference, University of Chester, 2018: Paper ‘Adult perspectives on psychological growth following perceived parental rejection in childhood’.

International Society for Interpersonal Acceptance and Rejection Madrid, Spain, 2016: Paper ‘Processing perceived parental rejection through personal development on a counsellor training course’.

International Society for Interpersonal Acceptance and Rejection Madrid, Spain, 2016: Poster ‘The relationship between perceived parental acceptance, self-compassion, positive self-regard and self-acceptance’.
 
British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists Brighton, 2016: Poster ‘Processing perceived parental rejection through personal development on a counsellor training course’.

• MSc Psychology 
• MA Clinical Counselling
• BA Honours History
• PG Cert in Primary Education
• PG Cert in Higher Education
• Certificate in Supervision

Memberships

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
• Accredited Member of the BACP