Please can I have a copy sent to me.

Thank you very much. I was scared that it could be very difficult for me to understand this, mostly because English is my fourth language.

Good, I very interested tutor and I like to take all training and get critificate

I have listen to all the Podcast - both have been a great source of help - Thank You and Well Done 👏 ✔️ 👍

Great video with helpful information for my course. Thank you . I subscribed as well. would love the pdf. Thank you

Thank you!!

What font is this please, interestingly because me physically want to throw up 😆

Good video, ugly font hate it as much as comic sans cannot look

I think person centred is all about the challenge. Clients come to us because they can’t find the answers on Google and their friends won’t challenge them like we will. It’s about pacing, about empathy vs advanced empathy. Well done chaps, great series of videos.

This has been the best episode yet! Am loving listening to these during my free time. This session has particularly got me questioning my own views on empathy and I'm so grateful for this insight.

Thanks guys, another great one 👍

I love this videos.Thanks

Thank you, very helpful

bro don't use the term neurodiverse!

I'm a psychology undergraduate student who needs help in understanding counselling better.

On "death and dying", Elizabehth Kubler-Ross describes as a patient is dying, a feeling of "something" leaving the body...is it the soul?

I am a new student to the Psychotherapy field and happy to have come across this after watching the Gloria/Carl Rogers interaction. Thank you kindly!

Thank you for this talk. The first part of having a criminal record speaks directly to me. Unfortunately I have reached out to many people and bodies with no one willing to speak with me about this. I am really excited about retraining and have a past from around 15 years back. Local colleges haven't provided any help in this area which is a shame.

Thank you so much for this awareness podcast for Autism. Like you Rory, I have been lead on the psychotherapist path because my children who were late diagnosis of Autism were not getting the support they needed. Particular agencies were not very supportive. I done the work myself. My plan is to make my practice neuro friendly. Before seeing this podcast it was always my plan to make therapy adaptable and available for neurodivergent clients. Being a parent to 2 diagnosed and one currently being assessed. Two brothers ASD/ADHD. It has been ingrained in my awareness and environment. What I would say to anyone wanting to make their practice Neurodivergent friendly. Do a sensory course. Learn about sensory processing. I can recommend a couple of books if anyone would like to have a look. There are some amazing organisations out there who will be able to help too. Thank you for all the work you do. You guys have been great for my journey.

How long can it b or for how many day Journel should b submitted if told to make in a coursework

wow. I've just heard Ken talk about how as a child he used to be able to confidently speak out loud. This was me also. I enjoyed it. This is the first time I've considered this as part of my Autism. Unfortunately for me growing up in a Catholic community and education; speaking out with a strong confident voice was really only permitted when requested. Thats another story.

Newly diagnosed aged 54. Counsellor in training currently also. A lot to take in. It really chimed with me what Rory said about life experiences of feeling let down by people. In my own family of origin I have certainly experienced increasing feelings of being let down or being very different to them, really seeing things very differently. I think this is perhaps one of the reasons why we choose our own company often because it is basically easier.

Newly diagnosed aged 54. Also Counsellor in training. Its been challenging. It brings up all sorts of emotions, reflections and memories. Does it mean that I could have more understanding for clients with Autism? Who knows.

always sooooooo helpful

I think the caregiver's behavior from the avoidant and ambivalent is reversed.

what are the differences between ncps and bacp code of ethics both frameworks seem very similar to me

Thankyou - This is a very helpful podcast 😊

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I'm Neurodivergent, I have ADHD and studying my last year in Psychology & Counselling at Uni, its really difficult

thankyou for this video, you taught me more about writing these than my level 4 course did, and it enabled me to write my case study :)

Hey guys! I have been searching for a podcast like this for some time, and I am truly pleased to have discovered you! As a new counsellor in Australia, I truly appreciate the valuable insights you have shared. I am currently on episode 3 and finding it incredibly enriching. It is wonderful to see the thoughtfulness and engagement in how you deliver the podcast. It would be helpful if the episodes could be organised in a playlist format, starting with the first episode at the top. This way, I would not have to scroll all the way to the bottom after finishing an episode, and I could easily begin from the beginning and progress to the newer ones. Thanks again for this great space!

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Thank you very much. This is very informative and helpful. I'm thinking of studying counselling and practising counselling. I have downloaded your free book - thank you for that.

I'm not a councillor or medical/mental health professional, but that was absolutely amazing and Interesting. Thank you for making this episode, keep up the good work WOOOOT

It's really interesting this was talked about as I'm in Week 6 of my Msc (1st year) and the example at 10 minutes on emotional depth has already came up for me in a skills practice! I asked a question when my 'client' was experiencing a deep emotion and as soon as I asked it I saw them switch into thinking mode. I have a question about questioning please 😁 In the example of taking someone out of their depth of emotion by asking an inappropriate question, what would be an appropriate question?

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this was very helpful thank you

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Thank you. You're very good. :)

Love your approach, style and content. So easy to process and digest. Thank you!

Thank you 🙏

Thank you ❤

Brilliant podcast! Thank you

My therpist said thats the end at 10:50 very aburtblty.

Really clear, useful, interesting, and informative video. I'm doing a Foundation in Integrative Counselling. Thanks for sharing!

What thourough presentation. Thank you!

Iam à certifyed but i am now in need OF help for myself.ANYONE?

This was explained so well, thank you!