FLEUR FARISH-EDWARDS

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    Fleur Farish-Edwards is a registered counsellor (MBACP Reg) and a counselling supervisor, managing a private practice of clients and supervisees.  She is a Lecturer in Counselling and Psychotherapy at Edge Hill University, where she leads a number of modules on both the BSc Critical Approaches to Counselling and Psychotherapy and BA Counselling and Psychotherapy programmes.  Fleur also supervisees MRes students and co-ordinates the Fastrack programme for the department of Social Work and Wellbeing

    Fleur is currently undertaking a Professional Doctorate, exploring the experiences of adult adoptees through narrative inquiry and arts-based methods. Other research activity includes involvement with the ongoing development of Arts for the Blues (A4B), an evidence-based creative group psychotherapy (Farish-Edwards et al. 2022) and with a systematic review on digital psychotherapeutic interventions 

    Education/Academic qualification

    Counselling, MSc, Advanced Counselling and Psychotherapy (Dissertation: A systematised review of the lived experience of adult adoptees), University of Salford

    Award Date: 30 Nov 2019

    Education, PGCert, Postgraduate Certificate in Education, University of Central Lancashire

    Award Date: 30 Jul 2018

    Counselling , BA, BA (Hons) Counselling with Brief Interventions, Lancaster University

    Award Date: 30 Jul 2015

    Psychotherapy Studies, PhD, An exploration of experiences of adults adopted in the UK before their first birthday, University of Central Lancashire

    15 Sept 2020 → …

    Other positions

    External Examiner, Bishop Grosseteste University

    1 Sept 2024 → …

    External Examiner, University of East London

    1 Sept 2022 → …

    Research Centres

    • Research Centre for Arts and Wellbeing

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