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Research Projects In June 2005 HG therapists began measuring their outcome with clients using the ORS/SRS measures. Those early results from their completed clients are collated here. April 2007 - March 2008 This 1 year pilot study involving 3 HG therapists working 1 day a week each was successfully completed. The original study proposal document can be accessed here. The findings were very promising, clearly demonstrating that the majority of clients showed significant gains on all outcome measures. To view a summary of these findings click here. To download a detailed pdf slide presentation of these findings click here. (7mb) A poster presentation on the Luton project will be presented at the British Psychological Society Spring conference in Stratford-upon-Avon. 2 additional poster presentations about working with trauma using the Human Givens approach will also feature. Following the conference the full poster presentation details will be published here. A detailed article has been prepared by an International research team and is submitted for publication, pending acceptance. Commenced October 2007: HG Approach in counseling and psychotherapy A multisite study – Mr Bill Andrews The details of the proposal and protocol for the first major multi-site study into "human givens approach" are available here. As with the Luton pilot study, the findings from the much larger study, were very promising, clearly demonstrating that the majority of clients showed significant gains on all outcome measures. To view a summary of these larger study findings click here. To view the full report please click here. To download a detailed pdf slide presentation of these findings click here (6mb) A summary report has been submitted for publication and is pending acceptance Ongoing: While the initial 6 month period of this study is long since past, the Human Givens Institute (HGI) has recommended as best practice that all Human Givens (HG) therapists continue to measure their outcomes on an ongoing basis. At the beginning of 2009 we now have outcome data involving over 1200 finished courses of treatment. We are working towards publication of our data in independent peer reviewed journals and we will continue to update this website with our latest findings. 3 years of data collection in the HGIPRN will be submitted for evaluation in April 2010. It is anticipated that an article will be prepared for publication for submission in then Autumn of 2010. How to participate: All Human Givens Therapists, in training or fully qualified, are invited to join our Practice Research Network and contribute data. Please e-mail Bill Andrews providing details of your stage of training or your Human Givens Institute Registration number. You will receive the necessary instructions.
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