Episode 72 Empathy in Counselling

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[@alisonjones9751]

So very helpful and insightful, I found myself covered in goosebumps on a couple of occasions also tears came to my eyes.

[@MrJellybean101]

Hi Guys, thanks again. Along with congruence, empathy was one of the core skills in counselling that took me a good long while to understand. Having spent the last 3 decades believing you could only feel empathy after you have experienced the situation, it took me a while to realise this is a common misconception. Being able to put yourself in someone elses shoes and feel what they are feeling and see the world how they see it is having the ability to be empathetic. I now understand this, thank you!

[@adrienne5080]

I just brought Kens book...and I love it... Thank you.x

[@veronicaturner2588]

Very interesting and helpful Thank you very much

[@katiepreston405]

Great thank you

[@coastalsailor]

This is so helpful, thank you very much!!

[@sheilamae8071]

this is just what I needed. thank you

[@ECConlinetherapy]

Thank you for sharing this video 💜

[@monsterjazzlicks]

I didn't realise you had a podcast site! 👍

[@mhayceegajes5005]

thank you, the discussion is so good 😍

[@purpletrumpet31]

I’ve searched for ‘Carl Rogers on empathy’ but cannot find him talking about it. Only Rory’s talk on Carl Rogers

[@jakecorynthian3516]

Can you say something about “advanced empathy” please?

[@silvanaandrade1644]

Shame the question about how to learn to be empathetic did not get response. Please can you help with this? Thank you