- Reflections from the Therapy Room – Being Blind to our own Resilience Nov 23, 2017
The amount of distress we experience before coming into therapy so often knocks our confidence. It can even feel like it’s destroyed our confidence and we need help to even find the pieces, let alone put them back together. One of the things that strikes … Continue reading Reflections from the Therapy Room – Being Blind to our own Resilience
Read More » - How much are we investing in the mental and emotional well-being of our young? Mar 30, 2017
Rates for hospital treated self-harm among school children in N.I. is very high and rates for mental disorders in our young are among the highest in Europe according to research carried out by the Dept of Health and Glasgow University. Professor Rory O’Connor, Chair of … Continue reading How much are we investing in the mental and emotional well-being of our young?
Read More » - Do Therapists Become Less Effective the Longer They Work? Feb 21, 2017
At BCTC, we have been training over forty therapists each year for eighteen years. No matter how hard they have worked to learn theory and skills, and no matter how proficient they are as beginners, they routinely report feelings of low self-confidence on first going … Continue reading Do Therapists Become Less Effective the Longer They Work?
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