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325 – Applying Attachment Theory
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324 – Regulation of Counselling and Psychotherapy
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323 – Engaging with Clinical Supervision
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322 – Theory of Mind
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321 – Online Counselling for Neurodivergent Clients
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320 – Preparing the Therapeutic Environment
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319 – Double Empathy Problem
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318 – Autism and the Law
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317 – Strengths and Challenges in Autism
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316 – See the Individual, Not the Label
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315 – Neurodivergence and Autism
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314 – Perspectives and Definitions of Trauma
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313 – What is Trauma-Informed Practice
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312 – Working Within Your Competence
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311 – Confidentiality Laws for Therapists
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310 – Importance of PD Groups
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309 – How to Recognise Vicarious Trauma
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308– Grounding Techniques for Trauma
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Special Edition: The Importance of Human Connection in Counselling Training
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307 – Neurodivergent-Affirming Therapy
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306 – Recognising Suicide Risk in Therapy Clients
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305 – Reasonable Adjustments in Counselling
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304 – Autism-Informed Supervisor
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303 – Safeguarding Clients in Online or Phone Therapy
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302 – Shame in Supervision
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301 – Skills-First Learning for Counsellors
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300 – Trauma-Informed Interventions for Therapists
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299 – Differences between Counselling Young People and Adults
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298 – Self-Care for Counsellors
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297 – Scams Targeting Therapists
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Special Edition: Blogging for Therapists
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296 – Counsellor Safety
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295 – Outdoor Therapy for Children
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294 – Linking Theory to Practice in Counselling
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293 – EAP Counselling
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292 – Working with Self-Harm in Therapy
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291 – Counselling Neurodivergent Young People
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290 – Trauma-Informed Therapist
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289 – Why Become a Clinical Supervisor
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288 – How Counselling Training Affects Your Personal Relationships
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287 – Adoption Counselling
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286 – AI and Confidentiality
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Special Edition: SEO for Therapy Websites
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Special Edition: CPCAB Taster
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285 – Canine Therapy
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284 – Dangers of Smart Devices in the Therapy Room
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283 – Legal Obligations of Counsellors
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282 – Counselling from Home
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281 – Cancellation Policy for Therapists
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280 – Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Therapist
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279 – Complicated Grief
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Special Edition – Website for Counselling Practice
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278 – How to Deal with Ethical Issues in Counselling
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277 – Discussing Payment with Therapy Clients
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276 – Career Counselling
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275 – Tax for Therapists
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274 – Cultural Competence in Counselling
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273 – How to Develop a Therapist Network
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272 – Roleplaying Games in Therapy
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271– How Counsellors Can Use AI
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Special Edition: Therapist Website
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270 – Looking Up Therapy Clients on Social Media
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269 – Compassion Fatigue in Counsellors
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268 – Recovered Memory Therapy
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267– How to Write a Counselling CV
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266 – Anti-Oppressive Practice in Counselling
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265 – How to Set Up a Therapy Room
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264 – Counselling a Client You Don’t Like
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263 – NCS Membership Benefits
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262 – Integrative and Pluralistic Counselling Difference
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261 – Professional Conduct Procedures for Counsellors
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260 – NCS Accreditation
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Special Edition: NCS Accredited Register Programme
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259 – Counselling Cult Survivors
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258 – Touch in Therapy
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SCoPEd: Summary of Views and Perspectives
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257 – Counselling Muslim Clients
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256 – TEAM CBT
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Special Edition: Winston’s Wish
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255 – Note Keeping in Counselling Agencies
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254 – Counselling Celebrities
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253 – Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy
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252 – Helping Clients with Trauma Bonding
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251 – Difference between PTSD and Complex PTSD
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250 – Counselling Terminally Ill Clients
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249 – Stages of Grief
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248 – SEO for Therapists
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247 – Counselling for Adoption
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246 – Paid Advertising for Therapists
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245– Stages of Counselling
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244 – How to Deal with Guilt in Therapy
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243 – Circumstances That Complicate Grief
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242 – How to Deal with Irrational Beliefs in Therapy
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Special Edition: Kooth Counselling and Training
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241 – How to Build a Therapist Website
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240 – Counselling Clients with Body Dysmorphia 
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239 – Carl Rogers’ Fully Functioning Person
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238 – How to Get Counselling Clients
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237 – Record-Keeping in Counselling
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236 – Working with Eating Disorders in Therapy
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235 – Making a Counselling Business Plan
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234 – Using Humour in Therapy
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233 – Focusing in Counselling
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232 – Managing Vicarious Trauma
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231 – Working with Couples in Therapy
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230 – Metacognitive Therapy
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Special Edition: Counselling Children and Young People
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229 – Counselling Victims of Narcissistic Abuse
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228 – Inner Child Work
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227 – Counselling Autistic Clients
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226 – How to Identify Vicarious Trauma
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225 – Becoming a Clinical Supervisor
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224 – Narcissistic Personality Disorder
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Special Edition: CPCAB Progression Route
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223 – Counselling Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse
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222 – Time-Limited Counselling
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221 – The Power Threat Meaning Framework
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220 – Choosing a Clinical Supervisor
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219 – Common Factors in Counselling
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Special Edition – New Changes in the National Counselling Society
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218 – Counselling Clients with Addiction
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217 – Radical Empathy in Counselling
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216 – Insurance for Counsellors
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215 – Pre-Trial Therapy
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214 – Social Media Considerations for Therapists
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213 – Using Role-Playing Games in Therapy
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212 – Psychosexual Therapy
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211 – Self-Disclosure and Immediacy in Counselling
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210 – Erotic Transference in Therapy
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209 – Working as a School Counsellor
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208 – Relational Depth and Trauma
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207 – The Wounded Healer Counsellor
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206 – Compassion Fatigue in Counselling
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205 – How to Become a Counsellor in the US
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Special Edition – New CPCAB Level 5 Qualification: Counselling Children and Young People
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204 – What is Ambiguous Loss
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203 – Counselling Clients with Sex Addiction
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202 – Counselling LGBTQ Clients
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201 – Non-judgemental Attitude in Therapy
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200 – Working with Addictions in Therapy
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199 – Resilience in the Counselling Practice
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198 – Use of Silence in Counselling
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197 – Academic Writing in Counselling
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Special Edition – Q&A with the National Counselling Society
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Special Edition – CPCAB’s Online Courses
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196 – Importance of Self-Care in Supervision
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195 – Therapeutic Impasse
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194 – The Shadow Self
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193 – Tackling Destructive Thought Patterns
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192 – The Supervision Triangle
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191 – Online Supervision Training for Counsellors
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190 – Erikson’s Eight Stages of Development
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189 – Role of Parents in Mental Health
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188 – Counselling for Personality Disorders
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187 – Walk-and-Talk Therapy
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186 – Understanding Your Attachment Style
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Special Edition – National Counselling Society: Autonomy-Centred and Process-Centred Counselling Practice
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185 – Choosing Online Therapy Platforms for Therapists
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184 – GDPR for Therapists
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183 – Online Therapy Research Findings
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182 – Tasks of Supervision in Counselling
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BACP SCoPEd
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181 – Neuroscience and Counselling
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180 – Teenage Brain Development
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179 – Counselling Research Projects: Tips for Students
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178 – Mental Health Models
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177 – When Clients Don’t Show Up for Therapy
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176 – Working with Challenging Clients in Counselling
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175 – Supervision for Online Therapy Work
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174 – The Polyvagal Theory in Counselling Practice
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173 – Talking about Sex in Therapy
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172 – Working with Trauma in Counselling
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171 – Assessment in Counselling
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170 – Telephone Counselling Tips for Counsellors
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169 – Producing a Client Information Sheet for Counselling
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168 – Insurance for Online Counsellors
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Special Edition – National Counselling Society Membership
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167 – Therapist Boundaries When Working Online
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166 – Is Online Therapy Effective?
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165 – Is Online Therapy Safe?
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164 – Online Therapy Contract
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163 – Questions to Ask Counselling Placement
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162 – Counselling Clients on Medication
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161 – Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication in Counselling
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160 – Benefits and Challenges of Counselling Clients Online
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159 – Challenges in Online Counselling Training
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158 – BACP Special: Employment for Counsellors
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157 – BACP Special: Starting a Private Practice in Counselling
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156 – Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
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155 – Blended Learning in Counselling Training
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154 – Deliberate Practice in Counselling
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153 – Attribution Bias and How It Matters in Counselling
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152 – Applying Winnicott’s Attachment Theory in Counselling
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151 – Benefits of Getting a Level 5 Diploma in Counselling
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150 – Single-Session Therapy
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149 – CORE Assessment in Counselling
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148 – Counselling for Substance Abuse
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147 – Power Dynamics in Counselling
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146 – ADHD Counselling
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COVID-19 Special 02 – Online Counselling Supervision
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COVID-19 Special 01 – Counselling during the COVID-19 Outbreak
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145 – Working with Shame in Counselling
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144 – Suicide Prevention for Counsellors
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143 – Grief Recovery Method
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142 – How to Create a Good Counselling Environment
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141 – Pros and Cons of Integrative Counselling
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140 – Counselling for Self-Harm
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139 – Counselling a Grieving Child
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138 – Id, Ego and Superego
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137 – Counselling Suicidal Clients
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136 – Best Practice in Taking Client Notes in Counselling
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135 – Preparing for Counselling Breaks
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134 – Giving and Receiving Feedback in Counselling Training
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133 – Can You Become a Counsellor with a Criminal Record?
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132 – Working within Your Competence in Counselling
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131 – Personal Development Groups in Counselling Training
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130 – How to Set Boundaries as a Counsellor
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129 – Counselling Diverse Clients
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128 – How to Find Counselling Placements
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127 – Recording Therapy Sessions
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126 – Is Counselling Accreditation Essential?
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125 – How to Set Up a Private Counselling Practice
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124 – Assessment Tools in Counselling
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123 – Ethical Frameworks in Counselling
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122 – Counselling Session Role Play versus ‘Real-Life’ Counselling
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121 – Difference Between Counselling Assessment Criteria and Learning Outcomes
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120 – Counselling Awarding Bodies
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119 – Counselling Children of Narcissistic Parents
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118 – Being the Adult in the Therapy Room
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117 – Are the Core Conditions in Counselling Necessary and Sufficient?
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116 – Counselling Supervision Models
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115 – How to Grow as a Counsellor
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114 – Counselling Reluctant Clients
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113 – Therapeutic Use of Self
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112 – Finding Work as a Counsellor
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111 – Self-Disclosure in Counselling
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110 – Dual Relationships in Counselling
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109 – Counselling Angry Clients
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108 – Personal Development as a Counsellor
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107 – Group Supervision for Counsellors
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106 – Unethical Behaviour in Counselling
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105 – Counselling Placement Interview
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Special Edition – National Counselling Society
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104 – Confidentiality in HIV/AIDS Counselling
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103 – Attachment Styles
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102 – How to End a Counselling Session
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101 – When Counselling Doesn’t Work
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100 – Success in Counselling
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099 – How to Dress as a Counsellor
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Special Edition – Counselling Clients with Autism
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Special Edition – Studying with Dyslexia
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098 – Use of Questions in Counselling
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097 – Personal Therapy for Counsellors
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096 – Counselling and Psychotherapy Difference
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095 – Counselling Clients with Mental Health Issues
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094 – Data Protection and Counselling
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093 – Personal Development Linked to Theory in Counselling
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092 – Counselling Modalities
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091 – Struggles with Fellow Students on Counselling Course
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090 – Reflexivity in Counselling
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089 – Counselling Research
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088 – Reflective Journaling in Counselling
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087 – Counselling Self Harm Clients
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086 – Working with Suicidal Clients in Counselling
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085 – Here and Now in Counselling
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084 – Counselling Study Reading List
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083 – BACP Ethical Framework 2018
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082 – Taking Risks in Therapy
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081 – Timelines in Therapy
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080 – Counselling Clients with Domestic Violence
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079 – Becoming a Counsellor
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078 – Counselling Assignment Referred
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077 – Fitness to Practice in Counselling
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076 – When to Break Confidentiality in Counselling
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075 – Psychodynamic Approach to Counselling
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074 – Self-Concept in Counselling
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073 – Metaphor in Counselling
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072 – Empathy in Counselling
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071 – Working with Grief and Loss
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070 – Contracting in Counselling
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069 – Getting-a-Counselling-Placement
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068 – Expressive Therapies – Reviews in Counselling – Working with Goals
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067 – Difference and Diversity in Counselling
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066 – Is All Counselling Person-Centred? – Boundaries in Counselling – When Clients Change the Topic
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065 – Decoding Criteria – Making Referrals – Using Timelines in Counselling
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064 – Language Use by Clients – Assessing Clients – Person-Centred Interventions
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063 – Patterns of Relating – Cyber Trauma – When Your Moral Compass Shifts
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062 – First Contact with Clients – Philosophy of Martin Buber – Challenging Our Own Prejudice
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061 – Ethical Dilemmas versus Ethical Conflicts – Rackets and Stamps in Transactional Analysis – Id, Ego and Superego
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060 – Self-Care for Counsellors – Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive Development – Comparing and Contrasting Humanistic Models
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059 – When Your Personal Beliefs Differ from the Client’s – Eugene Gendlin’s Focusing – Hitting Awarding-Body Criteria
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058 – Law on Adoption Counselling – Brain Plasticity – Does Therapist Gender Matter?
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057 – Explicit versus Implicit – Existentialism – Science behind Person-Centred Counselling
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056 – Spotting Subtle Themes in Counselling – Experiments in Gestalt Therapy – Skills in Existential Therapy
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055 – Gender Equality in Counselling – Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision – Race and Culture in Counselling
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054 – Mobile Phones in the Therapy Room – Separation Individuation Theory – When Clients Come to Therapy Reluctantly
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053 – Writing a Journal – Self-Object Transference – Collective Grief
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052 – Self-Care in Skills Practice – Topdog and Underdog in Gestalt Therapy – Is Age a Barrier in Counselling?
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051 – Organising Your Class-Notes – False Memory Syndrome – UK Professional Bodies
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050 – Vocabulary in Counselling – Redecision Therapy – Dealing with Conflict
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049 – Taking a Break for Self-Care – The Jonah Complex – Planning Your Resources for This Year’s Study
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047 – Rise of Person-Centred Counselling in Europe – Endings in Counselling – Achievements of Counselling Tutor
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046 – Coping with Stress as a Counselling Student – Trauma Bonds – Personal Counselling for Trainees
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045 – Dialogue in Therapy – Development of the Person-Centred Approach – Choosing a Supervisor
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044 – Getting into the Client’s Frame of Reference – Existential Counselling – Does the Seventh Stage of Process Exist?
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043 – Choosing an Awarding Body – Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing – Challenge in Counselling
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042 – Dealing with Client Anger in the Counselling Room – Secondary Loss – Responding to Requests for Advice
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041 – Writing Case Studies – Carl Rogers’ 19 Propositions – Counselling Skills
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040 – Personal Boundaries – Melanie Klein’s Object Relations Theory – Diversity
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039 – First Sessions with Clients – Integrative versus Eclectic Therapy – Measuring Client Progress
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038 – Law in Counselling and Psychotherapy – Seven Stages of Process – Endings
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037 – Transference and Countertransference – Unconditional Positive Regard – Your Research Project
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036 – Using Counselling Qualifications Overseas and in Other Roles – Congruence – Funding for Counselling Training
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035 – When a Client Judges You – Psychological Contact – When a Client Cries
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034 – Safeguarding Computer Data – Margaret Warner and Fragile Process – Confidentiality in Counselling
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033 – Counsellors in Schools – Postmodernism in Therapy – Insurance for Counsellors
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032 – Recent Changes in Counselling – Thematic Apperception Test – Using Transitional Objects
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031 – Dealing with Your Own Emotions – Karpman’s Drama Triangle – Managing Your Time as a Trainee Counsellor
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030 – Levels of Qualification – Tuckman’s Team Development Model – Self-Actualisation versus the Actualising Tendency
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029 – Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder – Elisabeth Kübler-Ross –Student Overwhelm
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028 – Online Counselling – Cognitive Dissonance Theory – Referring Clients
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027 – Keeping a Journal – Bowlby and Attachment Theory – Posture in Counselling
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026 – Using Social Media as a Counsellor – The Oedipus Complex – Paid Media – Personal Development Groups
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025 – Introjected Values – Gerard Egan – Building a Website 2 – Gender in Counselling
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024 – Choosing Your Modality – Irrational Thoughts – Building a Website 1 – Dealing with Personal Triggers
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023 – Lone Working – Stereotypes – Creating a Brochure – Referencing
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022 – Client Notes and Confidentiality – Actualising Tendency – Offering a Free First Meeting – Research in Practice
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021 Questions from Clients – Erotic or Eroticised Transference
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020 – Gifts from Clients – Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs – Following Up Enquiries – Counselling Placements
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019 – Counselling Academic Books – Theory of Empathy
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018 – Theory and Practice – Five-Relationship Model – Business Planning – Qualitative and Quantitative Research
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017 – Returning to Study – Defence Mechanisms – Person-Centred Business – BACP Ethical Framework
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016 – Self-Care – Gestalt Therapy – Honing Your Skills – Personal Change and Relationships
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015 – Counselling Young People – Scripts, Injunctions and Drivers – Appropriate Referrals – Progression
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014 – Assignment Referrals – 19 Propositions 2 – Rapport-Building – Eclectic versus Integrative Counselling
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013 – Third Person in the Room – 19 Propositions 1 – Simile and Metaphor – Personal Philosophy in Counselling
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012 – Self-Actualisation – Solving Ethical Problems – Seven Stages Of Process in Practice 2 – Difference between Counselling and Psychotherapy
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011 – Note-Taking – Transactional Analysis – Seven Stages of Process in Practice 1 – Supervision
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010 – REBT – Endings in Counselling – Ethics versus Culture
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Podcast Episode 09
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008 – Real-World Counselling – Hidden Conditions – Immediacy – Therapeutic Process
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007 – Therapeutic Pace – Phenomenology – Skill of Questioning – BACP-Accredited Courses
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006 – Counselling Assignments – Conditions of Worth – Skill of Focusing – Measuring Self-Development
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005 – PD Groups – Critiques of Carl Rogers – Idiosyncratic Empathy – Counselling Placements
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004 – Equality & Diversity – Configurations of Self – Opening a Session – CPD
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003 – Counselling ‘Volume’ – Transference & Countertransference – Paraphrasing – UPR
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002 – Parallel Process – Seven Stages of Process – Skill of Reflection
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001 – Contracting – Core Conditions – Silence
Counselling Tutor
The Counselling Tutor podcast serves current and prospective students of counselling and psychotherapy, as well as qualified practitioners, supervisors and tutors. Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly examine the theory and practice of counselling and deliver academic, practice-based and CPD-related content in an easy-to-understand and fun podcast. Students and practitioners of person-centred counselling, transactional analysis (TA) and behavioural models (e.g. CBT) will find something relevant to their studies and work on the Counselling Tutor podcast.