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EVENT DETAILS

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An opportunity to consider what might be helpful in reducing stigma around a Counsellor's own mental health within the field itself. I shared with you what got me thinking about this important topic and then opened the space for discussion around what could be done to make this less taboo and enable Counsellors to be less fearful of admitting to needing to look after themselves too.


1st Learning Objective:
To allow a space for thinking about how you feel about the stigma in the field related to our own mental health.

2nd Learning Objective:
To gain knowledge and understanding of what does (or doesn't) currently exist, in the way of support for therapists.

3rd Learning Objective:
What might support for therapist's look like? Who might it include?


The Counsellors Cafe
Stigma in Therapy – Sarah Felton

Mind, the mental health charity
For GP practice staff

The Doctors' Support Network
www.dsn.org.uk

Your Learning Resources

  • View Recording

    View the full recording of the workshop at your leisure. Come back to the recording at any time and pick up where you left off. Watch the video as many times as you wish to deeply embed the learning.

  • CPD Certificate

    View the whole video to access a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Certificate. The Certificate is proof of your commitment to continuing and deepening your learning as a practitioner.

Course curriculum

    1. Event Details

    2. VIDEO - Stigma in Therapy – Sarah Felton - (60 Minute learning)

    3. AUDIO - Stigma in Therapy – Sarah Felton - (60 Minute learning)

    1. Suggested Reference

    2. RESOURCE GUIDE

About this course

  • £9.99
  • 5 lessons
  • 1 hour of video content

ABOUT SARAH FELTON

I am a Counsellor based in Bradford, West Yorkshire. I work relationally, I believe the relationship is important to therapy. The use of self in therapy is crucial but it must be in service to clients. The therapy space is a microcosm of the clients' world. It provides a safe space for the client to explore their interactions with themselves, others, and situations. With knowledge, they can choose to change, or not. Awareness is empowering. I have a small private practice. I also have a developing specialism in Identity and an interest in self-care. I love walking for my own self-care.
Sarah Felton

WEBSITE:
Sarah Felton Counselling


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