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. He's Ken. How are you, Ken?

Exceptionally well in the United Kingdom at this moment. It is a midterm break and that's

when we put on a special edition. So we don't put a number to the podcast. It's just a special

edition and generally in a special edition what we'll do is we kind of turn to questions

that we get asked a lot and try and answer those questions

by bringing in an expert. Yeah, so we contacted our good friends at the National Counseling Society

and I spoke to Chief Executive Officer Meg Nunn and put some questions to her. And how we put the

questions to us quite interesting we we went

into our Facebook page and if you don't know where our Facebook pages if you go into

Facebook type counseling tutoring you'll find us with a closed group and why not come in

and join us and you'll be with thousands of like-minded people, tutors, students, qualified colleagues,

supervisors, the whole caboodle of people in the world of counselling and psychotherapy coming.

And we asked our audience for questions and we forwarded them onto the National Counseling Society.

And Meg Nunn, very, very kindly and comprehensively answered them. Yeah and I think it's like when we look to a client, a client

going into therapy has got a choice. They have a choice of what modality that they choose.

They have a choice of which counsellor they choose. And we as therapists, we have a choice

too. We have a choice of professional body or ethical body. And there are a number. It doesn't

matter where you are in the world, chances are there are going to be a number of bodies that

represent your profession of counselling and psychotherapy. And I think that a lot of questions have come in around the differences

between different ethical bodies.

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