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जो नैश, पीएच.डी.

Coach, Tool Developer, Writer Jo Nash coaches highly sensitive and neurodivergent clients in the cultivation of self-leadership using parts work, ACT, and positive psychology interventions.
मेरी शीर्ष विशेषज्ञताएँ और विशेषज्ञता
  • Neurodiversity Coaching
  • IFS and Self-Leadership
  • ACT

About Jo

Jo Nash, Ph.D., began her career in mental health nursing before working in mental health advocacy and policy research.

After earning her Ph.D. in Psychotherapy Studies, she became a lecturer in mental health at the University of Sheffield for over a decade before moving to India to study and practice Buddhism.

Today, Jo works as an accredited transpersonal coach, combining IFS-based parts work, ACT, and positive psychology interventions in her work with neurodivergent and highly sensitive adults.

Visit Jo’s personal website to learn more about her work.

A Personal Message From Jo

My extensive study of human psychology from both Western and Eastern perspectives has informed my application of positive psychology to my coaching practice. My work has taught me that suffering is the gateway to wisdom, as well as compassion for ourselves and others.

Honoring the full range of human experience invests life with creativity and meaning. I approach my work with gratitude and enthusiasm for the adventure that makes life worth living.

योग्यताएँ

कार्य अनुभव

  • 2026-Present – Transpersonal Coach, IACTM, UK
  • 2021-Present – Neurodiversity Coach at Focused Flow Coaching, UK.
  • 2024-Present – Tool Developer at PositivePsychology.com
  • 2023-2024 – Approved Coach at Brain in Hand, UK
  • 2012-2022 – Freelance Research Editor
  • 2010-2022 – ACT Coach and Trainer (self-employed)
  • 2011-2015 – Senior Honorary Lecturer in Buddhist Psychology, Sri Lanka International Buddhist Academy, Kandy, Sri Lanka
  • 2011-2014 – Associate Editor, Encyclopedia of Psychology and Religion, Blanton Peale Institute, New York
  • 2011-2014 – Honorary Research Supervisor, School of Health and Related Research, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sheffield, UK
  • 2001-2011 – Lecturer in Mental Health, School of Health and Related Research, Faculty of Medicine, University of Sheffield, UK
  • 2008-2009 – Licensed Trainer – Witness Against Abuse, London, UK
  • 2007-2008 – Curriculum Consultant, Maitreya School, Bodhgaya, India
  • 2006-2007 – E-learning developer, Foundation of Buddhist Thought, FPMT Education Program, Jamyang Buddhist Centre, London, UK
  • 2000-2001 – Training and Networks Coordinator, Women’s Resource Centre, London, UK
  • 1999-2000 – Research and Development Officer, Prevention of Professional Abuse Network, London UK
  • 1997-1999 – Advocacy and Information Officer, Prevention of Professional Abuse Network, London UK
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प्रकाशन

  • Nash, J. (in press). Safeguarding the soul: Love, longing and Self-leadership. Transpersonal Coaching Psychology Journal (5).
  • Nash, J. (2021). Focused flow: A model for writing success. Akash Books.
  • Nash, J. (2014). Sexuality and Buddhism. In D. Leeming & K. Madden (Eds.), Encyclopedia of psychology and religion (pp. 1627–1630). Springer.
  • Nash, J. (2010). Mindfulness. In D. Leeming & K. Madden (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of psychology and religion (pp. 571–572). Springer.
  • Nash, J. (2010). Ecstasy. In D. Leeming and K. Madden (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of psychology and religion (pp. 272–273). Springer.
  • Nash, J. (2010). Affect. In D. Leeming & K. Madden (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of psychology and religion (pp. 14–16). Springer.
  • Nash, J. (2010). Libido. In D. Leeming & K. Madden (Eds.), Encyclopaedia of psychology and religion (pp. 518–519). Springer.
  • Nash, J. (2008). Cultivating the good heart: Integrating an ethic of mutual care into the development of an Indian school. In C. Sharpe (Ed.), Good enough caring (pp. 147–166). Abbeyhill Press.
  • Nash, J. (2006). Mutant spiritualities in a secular age: The ‘fasting body’ and the hunger for pure immanence. Journal of Religion and Health, 45(3), 310–327. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10943-006-9035-8
  • Nash, J. (2004). Identification, loss and reparation: A psychoanalytic exploration of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Free Associations, 11(4), 519–545.
  • Nash, J. (2002). Critical review of cognitive models and spiritual maps: Interdisciplinary explorations of religious experience. Human Nature Review, 2, 503–506.
  • Williams, J. & Nash, J. (2001). Meeting the advocacy needs of people who have been abused by health and social care practitioners. Journal of Community & Applied Social Psychology, 11(5), 361–370. https://doi.org/10.1002/casp.637
  • Nash, J. (2000). The thinking body: A feminist revision of the work of Melanie Klein. Link
  • Nash, J. (1999). The function of femininity as a hollow container: A feminist revision of Klein’s theory of thinking. Psychoanalytic Studies, 1(2), 159–176.
  • Nash, J. (1999). Preventing client abuse in psychotherapy. Psychotherapy Review, 1(6), 272–277.
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Learn More About Jo Here

जो नैश, पीएच.डी.

Coach, Tool Developer, Writer

शिक्षा

  • Professional Certificate in Transpersonal Coaching Psychology
  • ACT Immersion Training
  • ACT Experiential Skills Training
  • Professional Certificate in MBCT
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Education
  • Ph.D. in Psychotherapy Studies
  • MA in Psychoanalytic Studies
  • BA Hons in Cultural Studies

विशेषज्ञता

  • Intergenerational Trauma
  • Post Traumatic Growth
  • Values-Based Living
  • रचनात्मकता
  • अर्थ

अनुभव

  • Transpersonal Coach
  • Neurodiversity Coach
  • Tool Developer
  • CPD Development Consultant
  • Writer & Editor
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