Attention Residue: Counsellors’ Enemy From Within
Managing Attention Residue in Counselling Practice In the -sometimes, depending on your practice!- fast-paced, emotionally intensive world of counselling and psychotherapy, maintaining focus…
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4,000 Weeks by Oliver Burkeman; Book Summary
For this blog post, I thought I’d share highlights of a very interesting book a client recommended to me: 4,000 Weeks by Oliver…
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Counselling And Addictions: The Stages of Change and Motivational Interviewing
My most recent group supervision sessions dived into the topic of addictions and working -as counsellor- with clients with addiction issues. Two of…
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Preparing Your Private Practice for the New Year: A Comprehensive Guide
As counsellors in private practice, the transition into a new year offers a valuable opportunity to reflect, plan, and take deliberate action to…
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Counsellors and Case Notes; Summary of a Recent Group Supervision Session
In our most recent Group Supervision Session, we discussed Case Notes; the what, why, how, when, etc. Remember that, as counsellors (and conditions…
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How to Attract More Clients to Your Counselling Practice
A question I get asked more often than I’d like to admit, and I think it’s the main question that many counsellors ask…
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Tips to deal with financial insecurity
Financial insecurity as counsellor is not a great feeling, and not good for your overall confidence, either. Here are some tips to deal…
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Should I just fill my practice with any type of client when I’m starting?
Should I just fill my practice with any type of client when I’m starting? I need cash so surely any clients are better…
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I opened my private practice this week; so now what?? How do I get clients??
Oh boy, does this make me think back of my early years in coaching (I worked as a life coach before I integrated…
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Daily Habits for Counselling Practice Success
Ever wondered what sets better counsellors apart from run-of-the-mills ones? It’s not just about fancy degrees or years of experience (although those certainly…
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