Transparency in Counselling: Role of Supervision

Introduction Transparency is one of the most crucial elements in a counselling relationship. It allows for a genuine interaction between the client and counsellor, laying the groundwork for a productive therapeutic relationship. While clients are often focused on the aspects directly related to their counselling sessions, there’s another element behind the scenes that plays a … Read More

How Clients Can Engage with the Counselling and Psychotherapy Supervision Process

Introduction When you embark on a therapeutic journey, your primary interactions are with your counsellor. Yet, what often goes unnoticed is a behind-the-scenes process called ‘supervision,’ a critical element in the counselling and psychotherapy field. Understanding the role of supervision and how to engage with it can significantly enhance your counselling experience. This blog aims … Read More

Understanding the Confidentiality Aspect in Counselling Supervision: A Guide for Clients in Counselling and Psychotherapy

Introduction Confidentiality is a cornerstone in the world of counselling and psychotherapy. It lays the foundation for a trusting and effective therapeutic relationship between you and your counsellor. However, you may not be aware that your counsellor likely participates in something called ‘counselling supervision’, which plays an important role in the maintenance of high professional … Read More

What is Counselling Supervision and Why Should Counselling Clients Care?

Introduction This post is aimed at helping counselling clients understand a crucial but often overlooked aspect of the counselling process: supervision. By the end of this post, you’ll know what counselling supervision is, how it differs from your counselling sessions, why it’s essential for ensuring quality, and most importantly, how it benefits you as a … Read More

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Emotional Abuse: spotting the signs and knowing what you can do

Emotional abuse is a type of abuse that can take place in any environment – at home, school, or work. It is important to understand that emotional abuse is not limited to romantic relationships or parent-child relationships, but can also occur between friends or colleagues. Despite being difficult to recognise, it can leave deep emotional … Read More