Welcome to the Counseling Tutor podcast, the must listen to podcast for students of

counseling and psychotherapy. Here are your hosts, Rory Lee's Oaks and Ken Kelly.

Hello and welcome to episode 67 of the counseling tutor podcast with me, Rorya Lee's Oaks.

And as always, on this very snowy day at counselling towers,

but apparently not a snowy day, 100 degrees a F. Fahrenheit in Warrington is my good friend, Ken Kelly.

I'm glad to be here.

And episode 67, we're recording this in the United Kingdom winter.

And Rory and I are probably 30 miles away from one another door to door.

And it's really interesting that they're where you are, Rory, a lot of snow today here where we are.

No snow at all.

And it's pretty manageable. And I guess

it just shows the diversity that you get between the two towns, which kicks us off as it should

for episode 67 because we're going to be opening and we're going to be speaking about

difference and diversity in counselling. In practice matters today, we're going to be looking at recognizing

our own transference, looking forward to that one, Rory. And we're going to close today by looking

at an evergreen topic, something that comes up again and again. And it's those reflective journals

that were sometimes asked to write and sometimes asked to submit as part of our coursework. So we're going to be

kicking that around and seeing where that leads us. But starting off with a question that came in from

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