The Encounters Podcast
The Encounters Podcast
Podcast Description
The Encounters Podcast is a revealing, insightful encounter between people working in the world of person-centred psychology.
Presenter: Rachael Peacock. Producer: Kate Hoyland. With the kind support of The Person Centred Association.
The Encounters Podcast gives listeners a unique experience of a person-centred encounter, and a rich insight into person-centred psychological theory and practice. The person centred approach puts the relationship at the heart of all human encounters, trusting people to develop in constructive ways, and offering warmth, genuineness and acceptance. The podcast theme was written and produced by Nicky Wilson, of Nicky Wilson’s Foxy Wheels – with gratitude
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Content Themes
Focused on various aspects of person-centred psychology, the podcast covers themes such as the nature of therapy relationships, the role of language and culture in therapeutic settings, and issues faced by marginalized trainees. Episodes include intriguing topics like the mystery of therapy, person-centred training, and the impact of grief and loss on personal development.
The Encounters Podcast is a revealing, insightful encounter between people working in the world of person-centred psychology.
Presenter: Rachael Peacock. Producer: Kate Hoyland. With the kind support of The Person Centred Association.
The Encounters Podcast gives listeners a unique experience of a person-centred encounter, and a rich insight into person-centred psychological theory and practice. The person centred approach puts the relationship at the heart of all human encounters, trusting people to develop in constructive ways, and offering warmth, genuineness and acceptance. The podcast theme was written and produced by Nicky Wilson, of Nicky Wilson’s Foxy Wheels – with gratitude
This encounter imagines therapy smashing norms and being re-wilded. It explores how the radical roots of the person-centred approach might flourish in nature, and in spaces which are neurodivergent, queer, or otherwise labelled ‘different’ – and how to reclaim its radical potential for all of us.
Rachael speaks to Sonny Hallet (they/them), a counsellor, supervisor, and trainer, whose work is focused on neurodiversity, nature, and difference.
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