Relating psychodynamic theory to the reality of short-term work; the impact of state regulation proposals and the introduction of IAPT on counselling practice; political aspects of counselling work, sexuality and gender.
Lynne Brown

Happiness and well-being, with a specific interest in post-traumatic growth (the ability of people to grow and develop after experiencing trauma); and vicarious post-traumatic growth.
Keren Cohen

Approaches of dance movement psychotherapy with children and young people; clinical work with children and young people with profound and multiple learning difficulties and complex needs.
Sue Curtis 

Counselling and psychotherapy, particularly Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy.
Professor Windy Dryden (Professor of Psychotherapeutic Studies)

Research methods, particularly visual and practice-based; the development of an evidence base for art therapy; art therapists and their art; the relationship between theories of art therapy and art history; the development of art therapy in different countries.
Dr Andrea Gilroy