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Downloads are available, below, for a number of Mick's works that are no longer in print/available on the internet. For more recent articles, please go to the respective training pages on this site, or Mick's Researchgate page.

Men and Masculinity

• Cooper, M. (1997). Under the shadow of the bat: Men and fear, Achilles Heel, 21.

• Cooper, M. (1996) The Divided Female, Human Potential Magazine, November, 19-21.

• Cooper, M. (1996) Dying to Succeed, Achilles Heel, 20, 14-15.

• Cooper, M. (1995) Masking Rage, Achilles Heel, 19, 14-16.

• Cooper, M. (1995). The way of the hummus. Achilles Heel, 19, 33.

• Cooper, M. (1995) Female Divides, Achilles Heel, 18, 22-24.

• Cooper, M. (1993/4) Beyond Blame, Achilles Heel, 16, 24-27.

• Cooper, M. (1993) Woden Man, Body Politic, 3, 48-49.

• Cooper, M. (1993) Sex, Socialism and Cetaceans: an Interview with Ken Livingstone, Body Politic, 3, 34-37.

• Cooper, M. (1993) Tom Robinson Interview, Body Politic, 2, 34-37.

• Cooper, M. (1993) 'Return to the Wild Side', Body Politic, 2, 16-19.

• Cooper, M. (1992/3) 'Sporting Identities', Achilles Heel, 14, 16-18.

• Cooper, M. (1991) 'A Wander on the Wild Side', Achilles Heel, 12, 28-31.

• Cooper, M. (1991) A history of the men's movement. Sheffield: Achilles Heel.

• Cooper, M. (1990) 'Searching for the Anti-Sexist Man', Achilles Heel, 10, 10-13.

Existential therapy

• Cooper, M. ‘The discourse of existence: Existential-phenomenological psychotherapy in a postmodern world’, Journal for the Society for Existential Analysis, 10:2, 93-101.

• Cooper, M. (1996). ‘Modes of existence: Towards a phenomenological polypsychism', Journal for the Society for Existential Analysis, 7:2, 50-6.

Psychology of Masks

• Cooper, M. (1999). An empirical and theoretical investigation into the psychological effects of wearing a mask. PhD Thesis. Brighton: University of Sussex.

• Cooper, M. (1995). Facilitating the expression of subpersonalities through the use of masks: An exploratory study. Initial PhD Submission.

PERSON-Centred therapy

• Cooper, M. (2001). Embodied empathy. In S. Haugh & T. Merry (Eds.), Empathy (pp. 218-229). Ross-on-Wye: PCCS Books.

• Diagram of Carl Rogers’s model of development (from Cooper, M. (2013). Developmental and personality theory. In M. Cooper, P. F. Schmid, M. O'Hara & G. Wyatt (Eds.), The Handbook of Person-Centred Psychotherapy and Counselling (2nd ed., pp. 118-135). Basingstoke: Palgrave.

Counselling Psychology

• Cooper, M. (2009). Welcoming the Other: Actualising the humanistic ethic at the core of counselling psychology practice. Counselling Psychology Review, 24(3&4), 119-129. (Spanish translation)

Personal

• Cooper, M. (2021). Out of anguish, incredible things can emerge. Therapy Today, November, 40-41. [My experience of failing my first PhD viva]