In this lecture, Lisa Mathurin (a counsellor, psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer) introduces you to life scripts in TA, a theory of child development. You will learn how to identify: the life script apparatus different types of life scripts. Drawing on Eric Berne’s work, Lisa defines the concept of life scripts, which essentially explain how our […]
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In this lecture, you will learn from counsellor and trainer Emma Chapman how and why some women struggle with the transition to motherhood, and how to support maternal mental health in a therapeutic setting. After attending this online lecture, you will be able to: understand what the term ‘maternal mental health’ encompasses identify how societal
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196 – Importance of Self-Care in Supervision Interview with a Student – Goals in Therapy In Episode 196 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast – the last of this season, prior to the summer break – presenter Rory Lees-Oakes interviews student Ruth Watson in ‘Student Check-In’. ‘Focus on Supervision’ then sees Rory and Ken Kelly looking
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Sally-Anne Armitage – a counsellor, supervisor, former lecturer and master’s degree student – talks in this lecture about how to work with sceptical clients. After you have completed this lecture, you will have enhanced your ability to: understand what is meant by ‘sceptical clients’ recognise scepticism in clients through how they present explore your own
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195 – Therapeutic Impasse Seven Tasks of Supervision – Managing Scepticism in Counselling Clients Episode 195 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast opens with presenters Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly discussing therapeutic impasse in ‘Student Check-In’. Then, in ‘Focus on Supervision’, they explore Michael Carroll’s seven tasks of supervision. Last, Rory talks with counsellor Sally-Anne Armitage
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194 – The Shadow Self Parallel Process in Supervision – Peek into Practice with Tamara Howell In episode 194 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, you can hear presenters Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly talking about Carl Gustav Jung’s concept of the shadow self in ‘Student Check-In’. Then, in ‘Focus on Supervision’, they discuss the parallel
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In this CPD lecture for counsellors, lecture, Clint Adams – counsellor, former police officer and HR professional – aims to help you: develop self-awareness build greater awareness of others learn to communicate effectively improve personal leadership increase your effectiveness. Clint opens this, online cpd lecture on tackling destructive thought patterns, by identifying the common components
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In this lecture, psychotherapist, creative arts counsellor and lecturer Ani de la Prida (who also founded the Association for Person Centred Creative Arts): shows you how creative arts can enhance therapeutic effectiveness and promote relational depth describes a person-centred approach to creative arts highlights the importance of non-directivity in avoiding harm when working with creative
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193 – Tackling Destructive Thought Patterns Personal Development Linked to Theory – Boundaries in Supervision Episode 193 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast opens with ‘Student Check-In’, in which presenters Rory Lees-Oakes and Ken Kelly discuss the importance of personal development for both trainee and qualified counsellors, and how this links to theory. Next – in
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In this lecture, you will learn from counsellor and trainer Emma Chapman what life transitions are, how they might impact clients, and how counselling can help clients to move through them. By the end of the lecture, you can expect to be able to: describe what is a life transition is recognise the different types
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