Welcome to this post where we’ll be talking about working through anger. Anger is a human emotion that we find difficult to understand, express and work through. Anger needs attention, and not just as the bad or naughty step-sister of
Read moreA Developmental Model of Supervision
In this post, I will be discussing another one of the parts of my diagram (see image below) – a developmental model of supervision as presented by Stoltenberg and Delworth. This model focuses on the trainee’s stages of development and
Read moreProcesando estigmas en salud mental
Esta entrada fue inspirada por “Time to Change” (Tiempo para cambiar), una organización que ha tomado el liderazgo para combatir la discriminación y el estigma sobre la salud mental. Así que hoy deseo sumarme al movimiento al escribir esta entrada
Read moreMental Health Stigma #timetotalk
This post was prompted by Time to Change, who take the lead in the fight to end mental health discrimination and stigma. So today, I want to join in the movement by writing this blog post, as well as sharing
Read moreGrief Resource library
Following up on my post about loss and grief, I found this lovely library of blog posts related to the same topic. It contains a variety of posts, from poems to more serious ones, from authors all over the cyber-world.
Read moreThe seven-eyed model of supervision
In this post, I will be discussing one of the parts of my diagram (see previous post) – Hawkins and Shohet’s (2012) theoretical model, known as the seven-eyed model of supervision, which looks at the interactions between client, therapist, and
Read moreMy counsellor mentioned that they are seeing a therapist, should I be worried?
Welcome to this Question and Answer post! I hope you find this useful and informative. This week’s question, from a counselling client, points to a very important part of the therapeutic relationship and how it might be affected by a
Read moreProcesando la autocrítica
Bienvenidos a este post. Usualmente tengo una idea bastante clara sobre lo que voy a escribir antes de sentarme a escribir (esto usualmente pasa una semana antes de publicar la entrada). Esta semana no estaba muy segura al respecto; fue
Read moreWorking through our feelings when we make a mistake
I wrote this post back in 2018, but it still has good lessons I learned from it and hope you also find it helpful whenever and wherever you’re reading it. I usually have a clear idea of what I’m going
Read moreA model of supervision that works for you
When I was studying my Postgraduate Certificate in Clinical Supervision, I really enjoyed the module where we were asked to create ”a model of supervision that works for you’. We were reviewing a variety of theories, all which focused on
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