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.

Hi, I'm Rory, and with me as always is Ken. How are you doing, Ken?

Exceptionally well, always glad to be here, Rory. And we have a cracking episode,

episode 138 of the counselling tutor podcast. That's what you're listening to. We're kicking

off with our intro topic today, which is the id, ego and the super ego. Always a topic that

comes up again and again. Then we're going to have our check-in with CPCAB. And today, I believe you spoke with Heather Price, Rory, and you spoke about progression routes. What do you do when you get to the end of your level two course or the end of the level three course or the end of your level four course? What are those progression routes? Can you give us a flavour of what we can expect? Absolutely. I mean, Heather outlined very clearly why it's so important

to choose wisely when you're looking for a training provider and an awarding body. Indeed, indeed.

Look forward to that one. And then our final topic today is our section called practice matters,

where we

delve into the world of practice for our qualified practitioners of course students this is useful

for you as well as you kind of plan your journey forward but today we're going to be speaking about a

hot topic definitely here in the UK it's called adverse childhood experiences Rory's done a

super duper lecture on this but we're kind of be going to be delving into that a little bit but let's start off Rory's done a super-duper lecture on this, but we're kind of going to be

delving into that a little bit. But let's start off Rory with a bit of a joke for you. So it's the

ego and the super ego walk into a bar and they order beers and the bartender says,

show me your ID. You're it.

Boom, bum.

We'll let you know, Ken.

We'll let you know.

So, yes, it's one of those topics that is an evergreen one.

It keeps coming up in our Facebook page.

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