Psy01

• Answer: Advance diploma in integrative counselling, Certificate in Cognitive behavior therapy, • Question: How do you approach therapy or treatment? Do you use specific modalities, techniques, or interventions? • Answer: Therapy should create a safe, confidential setting that give the client an opportunity to be heard and listened to. Counseling and psychotherapy are a little bit similar but also very different. Counseling usually refers to treatment that may focus on a certain problem and behavior, and psychotherapy focus on how problems evolve by looking at the past and any meaning that a person has given it. • Question: What ethical and legal issues do you think are the most challenging or common? • Answer: Liabilities issues are always a challenge. • Question: Do you have an opinion on where you think the field of psychology is heading? • Answer: I believe that counselling and therapy are increasingly showing us that is a smarter way of dealing with a wide variety of personal problems. With that being said I think that therapy has come a long way and will strive to continue for much longer. • Question: What do you enjoy most about your work? • Answer: I enjoy working with people and I enjoy watching people make significant changes in their lives. The world of psychotherapy and counseling is a dynamic profession and especially with all this new research, understanding, insight and developing theories. • Question? What advice would you provide an aspiring psychologist or therapist? • Answer: As a therapist I know that it is important to keep up to date with new research regarding the profession expertise that need to be offered as a therapist therefore I would say that if this is the field you’re going to take make sure to stay up to date with the new