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 76 of the Counseling Tutor podcast with me, Rory Lee's Oaks, and with me, as always,

my fellow traveller in the phenomenal field, Mr Ken Kelly.

How's the field today, Ken?

The field is phenomenal.

It's good to be here.

Absolutely fantastic episode.

Episode 76, what can you expect, our listener? Well, we're going to start

off something really important. We're going to be working, looking at working with clients'

defenses in the counselling room. Practice matters is a goodie today. And that's all about when

we should be breaking confidentiality. Wow, that's a biggie because that's a cornerstone what we offer as

counsellors, that confidentiality. But there are times we need to break it. Rory's going to be

examining that. Important to know. And then we're going to be closing off looking at something

that so many people cover in their coursework no matter what their modality of study is.

And that is the key principles of the person-centered approach to counselling. Because even if it's not your main modality of study is and that is the key principles of the person-centered approach to

counselling because even if it's not your main modality you're probably going to be doing

some kind of a comparison on that rory yeah absolutely and it's just good to refresh ourselves

again i know there'll be a lot of people this time of year maybe writing case studies or doing

assignments so we're always

here to help so it might just jog your memory indeed so active on the facebook group have been so many

people so many questions so many discussions as here in the UK we start the approach the

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