Author: Jodie Gale
Why professional leaders and counsellors must champion counselling, use their professional titles proudly, and stop perpetuating the idea that counselling needs another identity to be valued. In 2019, Fiona Griffith[...]
- CATEGORIES: Article, Counselling, Counselling Clients, Counselling Training, Highlights
- Counselling
Reflections from Psychosynthesis, Attachment Theory, and Clinical Supervision on Trauma Informed Therapy Cancellations, No‑shows, and What We Do With the time. One of the most common questions I read in[...]
- CATEGORIES: Article, Clinical Supervision
- Attachment Theory, Clinical Supervision
Artificial intelligence is changing how people search for mental health support and therapy online. AI for therapists is becoming an important topic because many potential clients now use AI tools[...]
In the first four parts of this series on psychosynthesis supervision, we explored spaciousness, power, shame, and creativity as lived, embodied experiences within supervision. Spaciousness invited us to slow down[...]
As counsellors and psychotherapists look ahead in 2026, a clear theme is emerging across Continued Professional Development (CPD) choices: connection, attachment, and depth. Rather than focusing only on techniques or[...]
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