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

Exceptionally well, grateful to be here. We're so grateful that you have tuned in to the

counselling tutor podcast to have a listen today. This is episode 192. We've got three

topics we're going to be delving into today, starting off with student check-in, where we look

at something from a student's journey. there we're today we're going to be

looking at trigger vocabulary of the key theories in counseling that's going to be an exciting one

no matter what level of study you're at and in fact if you if you qualify it as well because

it's interesting how the key theories of different modalities kind of blend together and become more or less the same thing.

We'll be looking at that.

Then we go into our brand new slot called Focus on Supervision.

And today we're going to be looking at the supervision triangle.

And then we go into practice matters.

Practice matters is where we look into the world of being

in practice as a therapist, as a psychotherapist, as a counselor. And we have a creative arts

therapy interview today with Annie Delapreda. Rory did that and that's a really, really

exciting one. You're going to want to stick around for that. But we're going to start off with that. Student check-in, Rory, the key

theory in counselling. I think this is what trips up so many students, the theory, because it can be

tricky. Oh, Ken. Yeah, even just you talking about that has transferred me back to my student days and having to learn effectively a new language.

You know, people, I mean, I can remember sitting there in the circle many, many, many years ago now, and interjected values came up and it was like oh what's this what's this all into conditions

of worth you know and in my experience I went on to become a lecturer and in my experience I think

it's one of the things students really struggle with understanding the key theory because it's one thing

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