Welcome to the counselling 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, I'm Rory and with me as always is Ken. How are you, Ken?

Exceptionally well, this is the counselling tutor podcast episode 110. How are you today, Rory?

I'm fine. It's a bit foggy here at Counciling Towers, but apart from that,

at the time of the recording, we're basking on the pre-spring tomorrow will be British summertime here in the

UK and the gateway to summer's opening. So, yeah, what a great time to be. Yes. Love it, love it,

the promise of good things to come. And that promise extends to today's episode. What can you

expect from episode 110? We're going to start off by speaking about dual or conflicting relationships within

counselling, going into practice matters that delve into all things practice where Rory

is going to be looking at working with visual impairment within the therapy room.

And we're going to be closing today's episode by speaking about counselling and the law.

I'm really kind of drawn to working with visual impairment, Rory.

What can we expect from that little section?

Well, I'm going to be talking about how to work with people who are visually impaired,

how some of the potholes that we can find ourselves falling into because we may not be sure

how to work with someone or we may be scared of offending someone, frightened of offending.

And sometimes that fear of offending can really impact on the relationship.

So I'm going to be talking in depth about how to work with someone, as you would with anybody.

It's just someone who has a visual impairment.

Topic close to my heart. So let's start episode 110 with our first topic today. Dual relationships

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