Aaron Jarden
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Research
Teaching
Professional Development
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Qualifications
- PhD: Psychology (in process, Canterbury)
- Diploma in Clinical Psychology (in process, Canterbury)
- MA: Psychology (Massey)
- BA Honours: Psychology (Massey)
- BSocSci Honours: Philosophy (Waikato)
- BSocSci: Psychology and Philosophy double majors (Waikato)
- Graduate Diploma of Applied Ethics (Waikato)
- Diploma in Computing (Digitrain)
Publications
- Jarden, A. (2009). Post-traumatic growth: An introduction and review. New Zealand Clinical Psychologist, Autumn, 15-18.
- Jarden, A. (2007). U-Turn: Putting you back into your relationship, New Zealand Journal of Psychology.
- Jarden, A. (2006). Cognitive therapy for challenging problems: What to do when the basics don’t work, New Zealand Clinical Psychologist, 17(2), 33-35.
- Jarden, A. (2005). Axiology and psychopathology: Thinking about values and psychotherapy. The Bulletin, 105, 42-46.
- Jarden, A. (2005). Clinical psychology and life coaching: Comparisons, contrast and opinions, New Zealand Clinical Psychologist, 15(1), 17-21.
- Jarden, A. (2005). Belief change in cognitive therapy: Changing beliefs or changing relationships towards beliefs?, The Bulletin, 104, 42-46.
- Jarden, A. (2005). Book Review: The handbook of psychotherapy and behavior change (5th ed.), New Zealand Clinical Psychologist, 15(1), 27.
- Jarden, A. (2004). The expert therapist, The Bulletin, 102, 41-45.
Presentations
- Bathurst, J., Jarden, A., & Weaver, N. (2007). Screening first year students for readiness to study psychology. Presented at the New Zealand Psychology Society Annual Conference, Hamilton, August.
- Jarden, A. (2005). Axiology and psychopathology: Thinking about values and psychotherapy. Presented (poster) at the New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists Annual Conference, Christchurch, October.
- Jarden, A., & Steedman, W. (2004). Life coaching and clinical psychology: The therapist as a life coach. Presented at the New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists Annual Conference, Queenstown, September.
- Jarden, A. (2003). A discursive analysis of the use of belief in cognitive therapy. Presented at the New Zealand College of Clinical Psychologists Annual Conference, Wellington, August.
- Jarden, A. (2002). Challenging the emperor – The social construction of belief in cognitive therapy. Presented at the New Zealand Psychology Society Annual Conference, Christchurch, August.
- Jarden, A. (1999). Moral supervienance. Presented at the New Zealand Philosophy Conference, Christchurch, July.
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