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What people are saying about the Online and Telephone Counselling Course Before this course, I couldn’t imagine working online, but it has completely changed my perspective. I’ve gained confidence in both online and telephone counselling, making it an essential part of my future practice. – Kate (Essex) The course exceeded my expectations and has increased […]
The CBT working alliance is collaborative, active, and rooted in mutual goals, tasks, and trust. Learn how alliance, feedback, and rupture repair all shape the success of therapy—plus the tools to build and assess this vital relationship.
Rooted in Freud’s theories, the psychodynamic approach explores how unconscious processes shape our behaviour. By working relationally and reflecting on past experiences, this modality helps clients uncover patterns and navigate inner conflict. Read on to explore its core concepts.
Petruska Clarkson’s 5 Relationship Model – Working with Otherness in Counselling In Episode 246 of the Counselling Tutor…
Object relations theory explores how early relationships shape inner emotional life and adult attachments. It focuses on internalised experiences and how they play out in therapy. Want to explore its roots in psychoanalysis? Discover more in our in-depth guide.
Transferring Counselling Skills Online – Complaining about Course Providers In episode 146 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, Ken…
Thinking about offering online therapy? This resource explores the ethical requirements, outlines key competencies set by professional bodies like the BACP, and guides you in choosing the right e-counselling training to practise safely and confidently.
This article explores the therapeutic relationship in counselling—often called the therapeutic alliance—as the foundation for meaningful client work. You’ll discover its importance, how to build trust and depth, and what barriers might get in the way.
Codependency affects a person’s sense of self, leading to people-pleasing, poor boundaries, and emotional enmeshment. Learn how to recognise signs in clients, understand the roots of codependency, and explore therapeutic approaches to support healthier, more autonomous relationships.
Discover Clarkson’s five modes of the therapeutic relationship—from working alliance to the transpersonal. Her framework offers deep insight into how healing happens through connection. Explore how intersubjectivity shapes therapy and why this model still resonates across modalities today.
Transactional Analysis (TA) explores how communication arises from Parent, Adult, and Child ego states. It helps clients recognise patterns, heal life scripts, and improve relationships. TA blends psychoanalysis and humanism, with several schools offering varied therapeutic perspectives.
Personal Preparation Plan for Trauma-Informed Practice – Discussing Racial Identity Respectfully In Episode 311 of the Counselling Tutor…
Special Edition – Q&A with the National Counselling Society In this special edition of the Counselling Tutor Podcast,…
UNLOCK THE COUNSELLING TUTOR HANDOUTS VAULT Jam-packed-full of counselling related downloads, handouts, reference sheets, cheat-sheets and e-Books What fellow students think Thank you for the handouts you have sent me thus far. You have taken my learning adventure to another level.– Calistra Got a recorded assessment tomorrow your resources have been an asset!– Candice Hoffman The resources you share are […]