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Recorded just after the UK general election in early July 2024, in this episode Meg Moss, Head of Policy & Public Affairs at the NCPS, and Kelly Budd, Chief Professional Standards Officer at CPCAB, discuss a joint campaign, 'Therapeutic Relationships: the Human Connection'.
How concerned should we be about the increasing use of AI and technology in both counselling/psychotherapy training and delivery? Is it possible to maintain standards and keep the public safe, as 'cheaper, faster, simpler', non-human methods proliferate?
And how can we all work together to ensure the integrity of the profession is maintained?
For more information, resources and ways to support the campaign, please visit
https://ncps.com/about-us/campaigns/therapeutic-relationships-the-human-connection
Or,
https://www.cpcab.co.uk/human-connection-campaign
You can also find out more about Rory, Ken and their resources for students at Counselling Tutor, here
https://counsellingtutor.com/
If you are a trainee, the NCPS publishes a free magazine for all students, regardless which professional association they belong to. For the most recent edition, click here http://book.ncps.com/books/coab/#p=1
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This episode was recorded on Teams
Produced by Leto Blackwell
Created by the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society
Website: www.ncps.com
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In this episode, we are joined by Louisa Rose, CEO of the children and young people's (CYP) mental health charity 'Beyond'.
Louisa talks about how setbacks can play a part in progress, about the value of young people’s voices and the importance of humanising the therapeutic relationship.
Content warning: Please be aware the topic of suicide is briefly mentioned in this episode.
To learn more about Beyond, visit Beyond – Improving access for young people to mental health support (wearebeyond.org.uk)
Jonny Benjamin’s documentary Watch The Stranger on the Bridge | Stream free on Channel 4
Louisa dancing!
2021 - https://www.instagram.com/reel/CKo-dPHD8Fm/
2022 - https://www.instagram.com/reel/CZZ5qA8KKyd/
2023 - https://www.instagram.com/reel/CoYBfzbIhE8/
2024 - https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3BSNu1oRkg/
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This episode was recorded on Teams
Produced by Leto Blackwell
Created by the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society
Website: www.ncps.com
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Content Warning: mentions suicide and bereavement by suicide throughout
In the second episode of ‘Listening In’, Amelia Wrighton from Suicide&Co, joins us to discuss the complex nature of being bereaved by suicide and the challenges of running a charity working in this sector.
What inspired her and colleague Emma to start a charity?
What makes Suicide&Co special in the services it offers?
To learn more about the work of Amelia and the team at Suicide&Co visit https://suicideandco.squarespace.com/
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This episode was recorded on Teams
Produced by Leto Blackwell
Created by the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society
Website: www.ncps.com
Subtitles are auto generated
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Pursuing the Power of Nature
In this first episode of 'Listening In', Ally and Robert from Hawk and Heath discuss 'forest bathing', its Japanese origins and the science behind it. Forest bathing can benefit those that suffer symptoms such as stress, anxiety and poor sleep.
What led Ally and Robert to this work, how do they use it, and how can we all learn to benefit from nature, ourselves? And what is, ’tree sniffing’?!
To learn more about Hawk and Heath visit https://hawkandheath.co.uk/
Join in with the #30DaysWild https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/30dayswild
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This episode was recorded on Teams
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