In Episode 199 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly return with your three favourite segments:
Idiosyncratic Empathy
If there’s something you will use from beginning to end during your journey through counselling, it’s empathy. Naturally possessed by human beings, empathy is a skill that must be enhanced and developed, and during this section, Rory and Ken discuss the key things to think about:
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“The Student Library has been BRILLIANT, I can’t recommend it enough!
It has been a lifeline in helping me prepare for practice and my first clients. If you’re considering it, go-for-it, it’s absolutely worth it!”
Kelly – Graduated and now in practice.
Being able to withstand the waves of emotion thrown at you in the therapy room takes sturdy and refined resilience, but this doesn’t mean you’re on your own.
In this segment, Rory and Ken take us through the support system needed in order to build up resilience in your counselling practice, and the key aspects of protecting yourself from carrying the weight of your client’s problems.
These aspects include:
Real Sessions – Real Presentations – Real Skills
Gain the competence and confidence to use counselling techniques effectively!
In an interview with Emma Chapman, Rory discusses maternal mental health, the widespread and shared issue experienced by women daily, and the societal views that serve as its cause.
The key topics of this interview are:
Idiosyncratic Empathy
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