Special Edition – National Counselling Society

Counselling Tutor

Ken Kelly and Rory Lees-Oakes

Education, Courses

4.6 • 636 Ratings

🗓️ 2 March 2019

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

In response to a number of questions posed by the Counselling Tutor Facebook group, the National Counselling Society (NCS) agreed to work with the Counselling Tutor team to create a podcast to respond to those questions. NCS wrote the show notes for this episode. NCS are delighted to have created this podcast episode with Rory and Ken, and we really hope you enjoy listening to it. This is a really great opportunity for us to come together and further highlight how we strive to support the great work and dedication that is being demonstrated by all counsellors - whether they be experienced or newly qualified practitioners or students still in training! Everyone is valued equally by the NCS. We also believe that having an informed choice about which professional association to join is really important. Knowing that the majority of the Counselling Tutor audience are students/counsellors-in-training, we thought it would be useful to support this podcast by sharing a little more information about who the NCS are and more specifically what we do to support student counsellors. The National Counselling Society (NCS) is member-led, not-for-profit professional association that not only holds an Accredited Register of qualified counsellors (which has been accredited by the Professional Standards Authority - PSA), but also offers various levels of memberships that recognises and supports the different 'life stages' of a counsellor. For students we offer a competitive membership package that we believe not only includes great material benefits (e.g. reduced fees and discounts on books, insurance, supervision, personal counselling, etc..), but we also grant students full access to the members' area of our website which includes good practice guidance and other useful information to support training and development (e.g. Placement information and CPD courses). We also provide a platform for our members' voices to be heard about the future of our profession as we regularly consult on matters of policy, ethics, standards as well as other society matters. The great news is, our student membership is open to anyone studying a counselling course which is compatible with the Society Code of Ethics, irrespective of whether such course is recognised by the Society. And once you have finished your studies, we offer a straightforward upgrade process to the next level of membership with no addition upgrade fee! How to Become a Member of NCS For further information and details about how to apply for NCS membership, please visit the following page on our website: Become a Member or contact us directly on 01903 200666 - we would be delighted to hear from you! Links and Resources Counselling Skills Academy Advanced Certificate in Counselling Supervision Basic Counselling Skills: A Student Guide Counsellor CPD Counselling Study Resource Counselling Theory in Practice: A Student Guide Counselling Tutor Training and CPD Facebook group Website Online and Telephone Counselling: A Practitioner’s Guide Online and Telephone Counselling Course

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Counseling Tutor Podcast, the must listen to podcast for students of counseling and psychotherapy.
0:10.6	Here are your hosts, Rory Lee's Oaks, and Ken Kelly.
0:16.0	Welcome to a special edition of the Counseling Tutor podcast.
0:20.1	Yes.
0:21.0	Through academic breaks.
0:22.8	Yeah.
0:23.1	And this is a super duper podcast, mainly because we've got an interview with Kate Mahoney,
0:30.6	who's head of professional standards at the National Counseling Society.
0:34.9	So we thank Kate for doing this and our friends at the National
0:38.5	Counseling Society. And it's really interesting. So much information there, Ken. There is. And the reason
0:44.7	I'm clapping and whistling of it is because I love our special editions. It's where we get to
0:49.1	kind of go away from our regular format and to do something special and to bring some special guests on.
0:56.0	And today really, really informative, looking at the ethical body, NCS National Counseling Society.
1:02.9	And the interesting thing here, Rory, is that this is not you asking some questions.
1:07.8	We got together with the National Counseling Society, some of their
1:11.2	representatives a little while back and we had a chat kind of set up that we might like to
1:16.2	ask some questions. And then you went, Rory, and went to our Facebook group and asked our
1:21.2	members to bring in those questions. Absolutely. And if you're wondering where our
1:27.2	Facebook group is and what the flipping it we're talking about, And if you're wondering where our Facebook group is and what the
1:28.7	flipping it we're talking about, then if you, if you type in Counseling Tutor into Facebook,
1:34.1	click, click return. And what will happen is you will see our Facebook group. You click onto that.
1:40.0	We're a closed group, but knock on the door with friendly folk we'll let you in and you join 22,000
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