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Professor Divine Charura Interview

Blog | acceptance,  interconnectedness,  Interview,  love,  narrative of abuse,  Professor Divine Charura,  relationships,  Therapy,  trauma,  ubuntu

Professor Divine Charura is a full Professor of Counselling Psychology and the Programme Director for the Doctorate in Counselling Psychology at York St John University (York, UK). He is a…

Trauma Re-enactment and the Cycle of Suffering

Blog | miriam taylor,  reenactment,  Therapy,  trauma,  workshop

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4 Ways Of Working With Dissociation In Therapy

Blog | dissociation,  miriam taylor,  private practice,  shame,  Therapy,  trauma

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Working Therapeutically with Someone in a Narcissistic Relationship

Blog | attachment,  children,  narcissism,  parenting,  private practice,  psychotherapy,  relationships,  Therapy,  toxic relationships

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Models of Grief – What Therapists Need to Know

attachment,  Blog,  private practice,  Training | attachment,  bereavement,  bowlby,  grief,  loss,  resources,  theory,  Therapy | 8 Comments

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Working with Challenging Clients in Counselling

Blog | challenging client,  counselling,  difficult client,  hard to reach,  psychotherapy,  Therapy

In our therapeutic careers, we will undoubtedly encounter clients who are challenging, difficult, or hard-to-reach. This article examines how we can support such clients in counselling.