Welcome to the Counseling Tutor podcast, the must listen to podcast for students of counselling and psychotherapy.

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

Hello and welcome to the counselling tutor podcast with me, Rory Lee's Oaks, And with me, as always, my fellow traveller in everything therapeutic, Mr. Ken Kelly.

How you doing, Ken?

Oh, exceptionally well today.

Excited for today's episode, episode 88.

We're really going to be bringing you some valuable information, starting off with reflective journal writing. That's always an interesting topic.

We see that so often in the Facebook page and more and more courses requiring a reflective journal

to be written while you are training. In practice matters today. We're going to be looking

at a very important subject is working with clients who may be going through a court case.

And Rory, I know that you have in your own private practice experience this.

Can you kind of share a little bit of what we might expect from that?

Yes, I'm going to kind of demystify what happens if you have a client who comes in and says, you know, as part of what's

happening, I'm also going through a court case. I'm going to be talking a little bit about

professional thinking around that and what you might have to put in place.

Like it, looking forward to that one. And then we are ending episode 88 today with speaking about disclosure of

personal problems, personal issues that we may be facing as we are doing our training. How might

we do that? Should we do that? How might we deal with them? But starting us off today,

reflective journal writing, Rory. Yes. and before we start, in my loft, in the loft at counselling towers,

I've got all my assignments, everything from my diploma when I did it 15 years ago,

and in it is my personal development statements and my personal journals,

and occasionally, usually at Christmas, when I go up to get the Christmas tree out,

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