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, I'm Rory and with me as always is Ken. How are you, Ken? I am exceptionally well, Rory. Very delighted

to be here. This is episode 130 of the counseling tutor podcasts. Three topics that we're going to be

bringing you today, starting off with contracting with your supervisor. What do you need to consider?

Then we're going to check in with CPCAB, where Kelly Budd is going to be speaking about what we need to consider when placement hunting.

And then we're going to be ending episode 130 with our third topic today, Clients Who Push the Boundaries.

That's an exciting topic. So let's start us off today,

Rory, with contracting with a supervisor. Yes, well, the reason I brought this to the podcast is this

has come up in our Facebook group. And if you're listening and you don't know where our Facebook

group is, type in Facebook, type in counselling tutor into Facebook,

and you will find our group. It's a closed group, knock on the door, we'll let you in,

and there you can join the party of thousands of student, colleagues, counsellors, qualified

counselors, supervisors, tutors, and those interested in the world of counselling and

psychotherapy. And they bring up such fab topics for the podcast. And one of the topics that

came up was a supervisor who'd changed the fee structure of their supervision sessions without

telling the supervisee. And the question came up, you know, can

that happen? And is that good practice? And what is a contract around supervision? So,

you know, I'm really clear on this. A contract with anything that you have to pay money to. So if you're,

if you're contracting maybe to have,

you know,

a room painted or you're contracting to buy anything,

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