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Intentional reflective practice supports ethical practice and helps to move from internal reflection to understanding how reflection improves practice, provides development and increases awareness of our ability and function as a professional

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Anxiety in its many forms enters the counselling room often, regardless of whether a client considers themselves anxious or not. Understanding what anxiety is, how it can impact meeting the client in the room and learning to recognise when pushing too hard is the centre of this workshop

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There is an old habit in counselling that says counsellors do not keep records, but we do, and we need to because our professional bodies require it, legislation requires it and our registering bodies require it. This workshop explores what records are and what we need to remember in practice.

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Supervision is something that every counsellor and supervisor must undertake but beyond it being a requirement of our registering bodies it is not often explored in relation to why. This workshop helps explore that why

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Once we understand the purpose of supervision we can explore how we participate in supervision and what benefits our counselling practice.

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A professional requirement of SCoPEd is that we evidence our ethical reasoning but that is not easy to do when we are not sure what that means. This workshop supports you to understand what this might mean and why it is important.

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There are many ways to explore making ethical decisions and we are required to evidence how we do that in practice. In this workshop we explore some models of decision making to help you uncover what works for you and your practice.

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In any other profession you wouldn’t question taking care of the instrument of your practice but for some reason counsellors struggle to keep themselves balanced and emotionally well. This workshop helps explore how counsellor wellbeing is actually being ethical and helps counsellors be safer practitioners.

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