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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 diddling, Ken?

I'm doing really well. Thanks for asking, Rory. We're having a bit of a giggle here this morning.

I guess the moods are high and we hope that your mood is high as you join us for the

counselling tutor podcast. This is episode 238. And we have

three topics we're going to be covering today, starting off with our theory in practice, where we

look at an element of theory and how that comes alive when it's placed into practice in real sessions.

And today we're going to be speaking about those all important boundaries in counselling.

We then move on to our practice partner, which is an area where we look at the complexities,

navigating the complexities of going into private practice, starting a business ourselves as a counselor or a psychotherapist and what we may come up across on that journey.

And today we're looking at an overview of getting clients.

So it's going to be a kind of a global look at the different ponds we can fish in to find

clients or the clients can find us rather. And then we go on to

the all important practice matters. We love practice matters where we take an element of practice,

what we may come across, what we may see within our therapy room and a very, very important

topic today, an evergreen topic. We're talking about race culture, anti-discrimination.

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