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 doing, Ken?

Exceptionally well today, Rory. Thank you for tuning in. This is the counselling tutor podcast

and this is episode 133. We're going to be discussing three topics related to counseling

study, counselling practice and psychotherapy starting off with the first question with which is can you

become a counselor if you have a criminal conviction our check in with CPCAB today which is our second

topic Kelly Bud spoke to Rory about a brand new book that CPCAB have just brought out, and that's called a student

guide to therapeutic counseling. Can you give us an idea of what we can expect from our check-in today,

Rory? Absolutely. Well, Kelly's going to outline their new book, and she can be talking in detail

about a couple of the chapters of the book and how it will help students not only on CPCAB courses,

but I think there's a generic element in there for students who are doing any course.

That would be lucky enough to get a forward copy of the book, and I've read through it, and it's absolutely fab.

So, yeah, worth listening to and worth checking out.

Exactly what we would expect from CPCAB.

And moving on to our last topic for episode 133,

we're going to be discussing a topic that I guess it's not nice to look at it.

It's called a living will or a professional will,

and what do you put in place as a counselor as a

psychotherapist for your clients in case something happens to you and you're not around anymore

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