1. Charura, Divine (2020) Psychotherapist's experiences of co-facilitating large encounter PCEP : an interpretative phenomenological analysis of six interviews. Person-centered & experiential psychotherapies. (In Press)
2. Smith, A, Charura, Divine and Nicholson, P (2017) In search of excellence, sharing our experiences of inspirational teaching. In: Teaching Excellence: Building Bridges ANTF Open Conference, 10 May 2017.
3. Allan, J, Williams, G, Charura, Divine, Cohen, E, Meth, F, Shaw, M and Taylor, S (2017) The Asylum-Seeker and Refugee Experience - An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Interview Data Elicited Through the Use of Artefacts. In: European Community Psychology Association, 10th European Congress, Reflections and Challenges, Community Psychology in the Europen Context, 18 October 2017 - 20 October 2017, Newcastle, UK.
4. Allan, J and Charura, Divine (2017) Spiritual development, meaning making, resilience and potential for post-traumatic growth among asylum-seekers and refugees: An interpretative phenomenological analysis. In: Qualitative Methods in Psychology Section Biennial Conference, The British Psychological Society, 5 July 2017 - 7 July 2017, Aberystwyth University..
5. Charura, Divine and Hudson, C (2019) Tips to make research teaching and learning enjoyable and productive for counsellors, psychotherapists and their tutors. Counselling and Psychotherapy Research.
6. Taylor, S, Charura, Divine, Cohen, E, Meth, F, Allan, J, Williams, G, Shaw, M and O'Dwyer, L. (2020) Loss, Grief and Growth : An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Experiences of Trauma in Asylum-Seekers and Refugees. Traumatology.
7. Gaines, SO, Lefringhausen, K, Charura, Divine, Kangatharan, J, Singh, J, Tamimi, N, Dieu, K, Giles, D, Knap, S, Towers-Evans, H and Zahara, S (2016) Ethnic Speech and Ethnic Action as Ethnic Behavior: Part 1. Construction of the Brunel Ethnic Behavior Inventory. Identity, 16 (2). pp. 73-86.
8. Charura, Divine, McFarlane, K, Walker, B and Williams, GA (2017) Above all, do no harm: Towards more ethical ways of being and acting in psychological formulation. Clinical Psychology Forum, 293. pp. 7-11.

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