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Choudhury-Peters, D., Davies, A., Tahim, A., & Bridle, C. (2016). A multi-disciplinary approach to working effectively with a patient with comorbid mental illness, substance abuse, self-harm and suicidality within the context of brain injury and maxillofacial trauma surgery. British Medical Journal Case Reports (submitted).
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Choudhury-Peters, D. (in preparation). South Asian Muslim women and shame: a qualitative study and process model of shame and it’s application in the clinical setting. Mental Health, Religion and Culture.
Choudhury-Peters, D. (in preparation). Religiosity in South Asian Muslim Women and their proneness to self-compassion
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