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Counselling Tutor podcast

109 – Counselling Angry Clients

Counselling Tutor podcast

Kenneth Kelly

Education

4.8657 Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2019

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

In episode 109 of the Counselling Tutor Podcast, Ken Kelly and Rory Lees-Oakes talk about the pros and cons of working in two (or more) agencies as a student or qualified counsellor. Next – in 'Practice Matters' – Rory looks at counselling angry clients. The episode ends with the presenters offering tips on how we can make peace with our failures, and learn to see failure as a positive tool for learning.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the counselling tutor podcast.

0:04.4

The must listen to podcast for students of counselling and psychotherapy.

0:10.6

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

0:15.7

Hello, it's Rory here. I'm with me. It's Ken. How are you doing, Ken?

0:19.1

Not bad at all. A very warm welcome to the

0:21.2

counselling tutor podcast. This is episode 109. We bring you topics that are of interest to student

0:27.8

counsellors, qualified counsellors, supervisors, tutors. And today is a great episode. We're going to be

0:34.1

starting off by speaking about working within two placements.

0:37.8

So that may be counseling within two placements when you're doing your studies or after

0:42.1

graduation.

0:42.8

If you're working in multiple agency settings, what to consider in those different environments.

0:48.1

And then we're going to be moving on to an interesting topic, Rory.

0:51.6

I like this one.

0:52.6

Working with angry clients. And the realism is here,

0:56.9

we do sometimes get angry clients. I know I've certainly had them. We do. And I'm going to be

1:01.6

talking about how to work with anger and welcoming anger as an emotion as you would, any other

1:07.6

form of emotion in the therapy room. All emotions should be equally as welcome

1:11.9

and equally as available. And I'm giving some observations on how to work with anger. What anger's

1:18.1

about and how anger can be a little deceptive unless we really, really understand where it

1:25.1

comes from and what its purposes. Like that.

1:28.0

So that's coming up.

1:28.8

You're going to stay tuned for that.

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