The Encounters Podcast

Being unscripted, open and not-knowing can be a terrifying prospect for new (and experienced!) therapists alike. Join us for a meaty look at a key, and yet often misunderstood, aspect of person-centred theory. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t mean, ‘I think it, so I’ll say it…’

Also in the podcast, what do we mean by pluralism, and what is our relationship to other psychological approaches?

Rachael speaks to Dave Hansen (he/him) a person-centred therapist, EMDR therapist and trainer.

Beginning a therapy relationship is full of risks and promise. Discover what it’s like to be a person-centred client, whether it’s feeling like a wobbly newborn fawn or entering into a Tardis-like space of possibilities…

Rachael speaks to Jeremy O’Sullivan (he/him), a person-centred therapist and client.

What do we mean by encounter? In this introductory episode, we give a flavour of this unique aspect of the person-centred psychological approach, and dive into what it means to fully encounter another person.

Rachael Peacock speaks to Alison Drury (she/her) Chair of the Person-Centred Association.