Counselling Session Demonstration: Julie

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This was good However places where there could be growth, is the counsellor without being intentional speaks in a muffled way with one or two words I needed to rewind to pick up what was being said
Comment from : H N

I find these demonstration videos incredibly helpful as a psychologist in training I would love if you could do one with a client experiencing grief and loss
Comment from : Bluespacepirate51

This is pretty gold, I'm a 2nd year psychology student and I have to do some counselling units This has given me some good ideas
Comment from : MrMattias87

Amazing! So helpful to me, thank you so much 🙏❤
Comment from : Lorena Novoa

This was helpful to watch - thanks 🙏
Comment from : J KG

“My mum isn’t suppose to do that to me” (my response; what is my mum suppose to do?)
Comment from : J KG

Studying in level 2 counselling here, I can identify the skills Mick is using, and I'm getting a good sense of the session flow Very useful video! Subscribing for more
Comment from : Loki Rats Virtual Fairgrounds and more

I wonder why you didn't address the anger? If you were to address it, how would you have done it!
Comment from : Inês Dionísio

So Helpful, brave, reassuring Brilliant Thanks
Comment from : Lester H-ElectronicOrganicAmbient

Thanks for this, Mick Been coming across your stuff since doing my Level 5 counselling diploma and it's been super helpful for the learning!
Comment from : Deadwood Jawn

I need counselling or I'm screwed
Comment from : TreeManzOneSkullYaJan

🤔🤔🤔🤔 this number 🧐🧐🧐🧐it was waiting 🙈I’m sure
Comment from : Moon Light

I have my own counselling practice and I absolutely love this I'm a huge proponent of Person-centred therapy As you two both so beautifully demonstrated it brings things out of the recesses of people's thoughts and feelings simply by really following their story, reflecting and give them space to do the same I also use somatic therapy and love the way you have done it here :) Thanks for sharing!!!
Comment from : Madonna Hooper

I m surprised that Mick hasnt tried to get Julie to gain another perspective by exploring her Mums family upringing Coz back in those days women were conditioned to keep themselves small (if they cud read and write that would get them disqulify from getting a cleaners job!) in order to survive and this is what subconsciously was modeled to their kids tru generations As Julie said she felt it wasnt intentional I do beleive therapy is a relashionship based learningso i wud certainly share with Julie my knowledge on intergenerational traumaif i felt it wud help Julie to get some clarity and feel somewhat lighter about what her mum "did to her"
Comment from : Polina

Wow this could be me talking 😢
Comment from : Sal Lee Rob

How many times can a person say “ yeah” 😄
Comment from : Gold Medal

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Comment from : Vladyslav

Hi Juliehope all is well I would like to invite you to get the textbook The World of the Counselor 5th ed by Ed Neukrug Is a very important text I consider this text my bible in counseling Anyways, hope everything is going well and wish you excel in the field and get to help as many as you can Take care
Comment from : Carlos Torres

Do a book review on the self-help satire "You Suck" by Paulie Amigo It's always trending in the Amazon Kindle book Counseling category
Comment from : SunSetsTastic

I need to talk have had enough have gone suicidal person my brain damaged am damaged It comes to my terms conditions now not yours your not entitled to my opinion #Break the silence
Comment from : Annisa Hussain

Give your self credit 👏brAm going to break my silence after 17years father gave me permission go ahead move out once the trauma comes out of your brain & system about my childhood till now how much am damaged Time to speak up now have had enough extremely enough Years years years years years years years been going on me for no reason I don't need mother only need father gave me 2 in 1 both love
Comment from : Annisa Hussain

Really great demonstration right now I have just passed my competency to practice assessment great core skills just a little distracted by the background it feels too busy 🤷‍♀️ other than that 👍
Comment from : Allison Wright

James Williams brFor me, Rogers' most important insight (and let's put aside the quasi-mystical nostrums about 'self-actualisation') was the need to draw people away from external to internal loci of evaluation, but I think it's disingenuous religiosity to say that such a perspective is 'non-directive', and, as such, is no less of a myth than the tiresome caricature of 'directive' therapy as 'telling people what's good for them' All psychotherapy is 'challenging' If it isn't , what's the point? Psychotherapy is style, not science and I say that as a psychotherapist
Comment from : Pod69

Julie is the new 'Gloria'
Comment from : Rory Lees-Oakes

Wow! This was so wonderful to watch, thank you! Julie, I was convinced all the way through that this was your personal journey, if you were acting you're awesome!!
Comment from : steph such

How to qualify as a counsellor and how long?
Comment from : Addie Addie

Thanks for creating this video Mick, I have just started out on my counselling training journey and was a little unsure of the right kinds of questions to ask in person-centred so this has been really helpful Julie was absolutely fantastic, I kept thinking to myself there's no way she can be acting hereso believable!
Comment from : Daniel Pemberton

What would be really useful, Mick, is if you were to add your own thoughts/comments along the way in this video - like you did in 'Counselling Skills: Practice and Reflections'
Comment from : Mark McDermott

Thank you very much for making this video Its a big help for counseling students It would be great if it had subtitles brAlthough I understand English, there are certain words that I find difficult to understand Also for other students in Argentina Thanks again!!
Comment from : Geraldina Bonafede

Many thanks for creating this video, magic happens when you feel understood, heard and accepted
Comment from : Ma Jar

6:40br she gave a really good example of how her experience was kind of pushed down, and only resurfaced later as a real pissed offness She is alive with the realisation of how pissed off she felt for being dismissed like that For some reason, the feeling wasn't available to her at the time, though Something about being with her mum, she could only feel 'nothing' and, 'flat' in response to feeling dismissed brbrGreat to hear a lancashire accent!
Comment from : martin ratcliffe

Thanks for creating this - I found it very informative as a trainee counsellor and I found Julie's topics really relatable - taking some time to reflect on the effect not feeling heard or understood has had on my life
Comment from : Dave Somerton

Give that girl an Oscar
Comment from : Rory Lees-Oakes

Thanks Mick and Julie brYeah I know this feeling Julie not valued not respected /valued/worthy as a person Not heard, ever
Comment from : Isaac Benson

Thanks very much Mick and Julie for putting out the session As a student (level 3 in counseling) feels like very usuful video to watch
Comment from : Alina Czajka