… The use of children’s voices in qualitative research is a novel contribution of this study, but
it had important limitations in terms of gaining longer, more detailed quotes from participants. …

… nature of qualitative research in relation to children, the … /or methodological limits of child
voice within qualitative inquiry. In … of better constructions of child voice within qualitative inquiry; …

… In this synthesis, we were interested in understanding responsiveness both as it influences
the therapeutic relationship as well as specific interventions used. We realize that the line …

… A qualitative exploration of the meaning and experience of sexual desire among
partnered women. The Canadian Journal of Human Sexuality, 20(1/2), 19–29. doi: 10.1111/j.1471-…

… with further training on the therapeutic relationship. Thus, health institutions do not only
provide the time and space to conduct an adequate therapeutic relationship, but also, through …

… Qualitative Approach This study used a phenomenological approach to understand clinician
perspectives regarding how AAT can be utilized as a complementary therapy for youth with …

… This article describes the findings from a qualitative exploration of the phenomenon. Using
focus groups with parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, we explored their …

… Thus, this study aimed to explore children’s experiences of playing on inclusive playgrounds…
to obtain the perspectives of children with disabilities. The children with disabilities in the …

… Results show that children are willing to express their opinions given … children’s attitudes
to tourism from the host perspective, demonstrating that there is a unique insider’s perspective …

… it is possible that the views expressed represented the … perspective, without the use of
prompts to explore other potential viewpoints, we cannot ensure data saturation and exploration …