Research resources

Google Scholar: A free academic search engine that researchers can use to track their citations.

Publish or Perish: Free research metrics software to analyse academic citations.

Zotero: Free research assistant that assists with annotation, references, and organisation of research.

OSFHome: Free open platform for research project collaboration.

Taguette: Free qualitative research coding software.

QDA Miner Lite: Free qualitative research coding software.

How to do research and get published by Sage: A large list of YouTube videos on relevant topics related to publishing research.

List of free statisticsal analysis software: 12 Free Open source Statistical Analysis software as SPSS alternatives (medevel.com) 

Presentations

Title: Mastering Clinical Observation: Turn Your Therapy Notes into Real Data with Dr Katrina Andrews

Do your clinical notes rely too much on vague impressions and memory? In this session, we explore how to transform passive observation into systematic, objective data collection. Learn how to separate facts from interpretations—moving from subjective notes like "the client was resistant" to observable data like "the client was silent for 45 seconds." We’ll cover how to reduce hindsight bias, track your internal reactions, and standardize your documentation so your practice data becomes reliable, auditable, and even publishable. Perfect for therapists, counselors, and clinical researchers looking to build true Practice-Based Evidence. Click here for 60 min video