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 this special edition of the counselling tutor podcast with me.

Rory Lee-Oakesh.

And with me is my partner in all things therapeutic.

Mr. Ken Kelly, how are you, Ken?

I am good.

It's bitter sweet today because we come to the end of the academic year.

It's our last podcast for this UK academic year. So we are celebrating what has come and what we've done over the last year,

but I guess also saying goodbye to some students who are graduating, moving on, going into

their careers as counsellors, which is exciting, but we're sad to see you go.

Yeah, and what a fantastic journey. And we hope that we've been of service on your journey. And, you know, keep in touch. It's always good. You know, as former tutors, it's always good to keep in touch with former students. Catch up, see where they're going in the careers. So if you are graduating this year, congratulations. If you're progressing, well, stick with us because we're going to be there right by your side,

helping you with all those tricky bits of theory and making sense of some of them all

more heavy-duty ideas in counselling and psychotherapy.

Like it.

And nothing, I guess, is more heavy-duty.

And when I say heavy-duty, I I mean weighty than the ethics that we follow

as counsellors and as psychotherapist, which leaves beautifully into today's episode, which is a special

episode because we bring this episode to you at a time when there is a change coming to the ethical

framework put out by the BACP. Can you tell us a little bit more about that, Rory?

Well, yes. On the 1st of July 2018, the BACP will launch a new ethical code. And we've been very

fortunate. The BACP have reached out to us. And I have conducted an interview with Professor Tim Bond,

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