Note Taking in Counselling

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We take notes in counselling for a range of reasons:
They serve to aid our memory when recapping prior to the next session.
Our agency and/or professional body may require us to take notes - for example the Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions (BACP, 2018: 6) states: ‘We have agreed that we will … work to professional standards by … keeping accurate and appropriate records.

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You guys are true lifesavers. I have been running around to no avail trying to find the answers that you have so graciously answered here. I however would like to know if the therapy notes are same or a component of case conceptualisation where we might need to hypothesize about the client's presenting issues. Also, how important are mentioning the client's physical appearance, tone of speech and such non-verbal cues in the session notes.

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