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Page - 30th July 2020 Online Therapy Competences Online therapy requires unique skills, including knowledge of technology, confidentiality, and risk management. This article explores the essential competencies for offering safe and ethical online therapy, based on the BACP’s guidelines. Read on to learn more about the key skills needed to work effectively in a digital environment.
Page - 2nd September 2019 Testimonials CSR Page - 2nd July 2019 Working with Children and Young People Thinking of counselling children or teens? It’s a whole different ball game. From attachment to creativity, legalities to resilience—this essential guide explores what you’ll need to work ethically, safely, and effectively with young clients. Read on to learn more.
Podcast - 18th May 2019 113 – Therapeutic Use of Self The Neuroscience of Empathy – Rory’s New Book In episode 113 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, Ken Kelly…
Podcast - 9th March 2019 105 – Counselling Placement Interview What Defines the Therapeutic Relationship? – Distractions in the Therapy Room In episode 105 of the Counselling Tutor…
Podcast - 10th January 2026 361 – Managing Isolation in Counselling Practice Feeling Safe vs Being Safe in Therapy – How to Reference Non-Academic Resources In Episode 361 of the…
Page - 11th November 2025 Taking Risks in Therapy: How Courage Can Deepen Your Practice As a practising counsellor or psychotherapist, you will inevitably face moments when you wonder: Should I say this? Should I do this? These are the moments that call upon your willingness to take therapeutic risks. In a professional climate that often encourages caution and self-protection, it can feel counterintuitive to step beyond established conventions. Yet, […]
Podcast - 18th October 2025 352 – Talking Honestly About Switching Supervisors Grandparent Alienation – Navigating Challenges with Tutors In Episode 352 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your hosts Rory…
Page - 14th August 2025 Navigating Dual Relationships in Counselling: Ethical Guidance for Practitioners As a counsellor or psychotherapist, you’re trained to maintain professional boundaries to protect the integrity of the therapeutic relationship. Yet, dual relationships – where you know a client in another context – are sometimes unavoidable, especially in rural, marginalised, or close-knit communities. This article explores the ethical complexities and practical implications of dual relationships, drawing […]
Page - 13th August 2025 A Practical Guide to Donald Winnicott’s Attachment Theories for Counsellors Attachment theory remains pivotal in psychotherapy and counselling. Donald Winnicott, one of the seminal contributors, has profound insights into early childhood development and the therapeutic relationship that continues to inform and enhance clinical practice. This article unpacks Winnicott’s attachment theories, offering practitioners a deeper understanding of how to apply these principles effectively in therapy. Learning […]
Podcast - 14th June 2025 342 – The Art of Apologising as a Counsellor Shame in Supervision – Creative Learning During an Academic Break In Episode 342 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast,…
Podcast - 26th April 2025 336 – Building your Counselling CV Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) – Reviewing Client Progress In Episode 336 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your hosts…
Podcast - 23rd November 2024 319 – Double Empathy Problem Navigating the Complaints Process – Developing Your Inner Supervisor In Episode 319 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, your…
Page - 29th October 2024 Autism Strengths and Challenges Autistic individuals bring unique strengths like attention to detail and deep focus, but may also face communication and energy challenges in therapy. This guide helps counsellors tailor their approach using concepts like Spoon Theory and reasonable adjustments. Read more…