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  What Can Death and Dying Teach? An Autoethnography of the Retrospective Transformative Properties of Grief 

  VandenBosch, Jennifer (2019-05-06)

  This research explores the lived experience of meaningful incidences of post traumatic growth following the death of a loved one. Using an autoethnographic approach the study explores two siblings’ experiences of living ...
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  A Content Analysis of the Mental Health Concerns of University Students that are Suitable for Online Therapy 

  Caron, Marnie (2019-04-28)

  The purpose of this content analysis is to understand what kinds of mental health challenges facing university students within the age range of 18 to 24 might be suitable for online counselling as a therapeutic option. ...
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  Relationships between Culture and Masculine Identity Development in South Asian Canadian Immigrants 

  Boparai, Parmvir Singh (2019-01)

  This thesis used the combined analysis of traditional theory, empirical data, and lived experience to analyze the relationship between culture and masculine identity development in South Asian, Canadian first and second ...
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  Master Mothers: A Phenomenological study of the lived experience of married women with children who are enrolled in a Master’s degree. 

  Franke, Bernadette (2018-08)

  Research regarding women in higher education has focused predominantly on single mothers. Married women who have children and are enrolled in graduate studies are faced with a complex interplay of demands. The purpose ...
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  A Comparison of the Efficacy of Physical Activity and Psychotropics as Adjunctive Treatments to Psychotherapy in the Treatment of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 

  Fleming, Victoria (2019-05)

  The following thesis is concerned with assessing the relative efficacy of physical activity (PA) compared to pharmacotherapy in the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to support the argument that PA should ...

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