“…While new prospective methods to explore the clinical impact of therapist pregnancy are emerging (Schmidt, Gastaud & Ramires, 2018), published enquiries into pregnant and post-partum therapists' experiences of pregnancy have often lacked sufficient methodological rigour, using personal reflections and case vignettes to illustrate potential clinical issues (i.e., McGourty, 2013;Miller & Giffin, 2019;Silverman, 2001;Whyte, 2004). Alternatively, studies purporting to use empirical methodologies have tended to summarise interview data without including raw transcript excerpts (i.e., Bassen, 1988;Baum & Herring, 1975;Naparstek, 1976), thus limiting opportunities to assess study transparency and validity.…”