Zoë Stephens
@lightinthestorm.bsky.social
Integrative therapist, Trauma Specialist & Clinical Supervisor trying to provide hope in times of darkness.
SCoPEd is predominantly to improve employability and overhaul the outdated IAPT system so that clients have a better NHS experience and are less likely to go to someone that has started a private practice after doing a £29 Groupon course in counselling that is claiming to be a trained therapist.
June 12, 2025 at 11:19 AM
SCoPEd is predominantly to improve employability and overhaul the outdated IAPT system so that clients have a better NHS experience and are less likely to go to someone that has started a private practice after doing a £29 Groupon course in counselling that is claiming to be a trained therapist.
Yep, got that old '70s/80s feel to them 🙂
June 10, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Yep, got that old '70s/80s feel to them 🙂
They said they were going to give the members a vote as BACP weren't prepared to, which saw mass exodus from BACP to NCS as they were back then, as therapists assumed the vote would go their way but it didn't. Hence NCS announced they would adopt it and they added the P to incorporate Psychotherapy
June 8, 2025 at 10:46 PM
They said they were going to give the members a vote as BACP weren't prepared to, which saw mass exodus from BACP to NCS as they were back then, as therapists assumed the vote would go their way but it didn't. Hence NCS announced they would adopt it and they added the P to incorporate Psychotherapy
Yes but it should never have been a choice for the public to make. Politicians are literally paid to do that with a deeper understanding than the average UK citizen.
May 19, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Yes but it should never have been a choice for the public to make. Politicians are literally paid to do that with a deeper understanding than the average UK citizen.
Sadly, I can't take him seriously as all I ever remember about him is how he turned up drunk as 1 of our guest lecturers in uni and sat there telling us it was absolutely fine to plagiarise as everyone does it and that if a first draft of anything isn't good enough, it should be confined to the bin.
May 9, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Sadly, I can't take him seriously as all I ever remember about him is how he turned up drunk as 1 of our guest lecturers in uni and sat there telling us it was absolutely fine to plagiarise as everyone does it and that if a first draft of anything isn't good enough, it should be confined to the bin.
Is this going to be another OJ? I mean, how can they possibly find a jury that won't know who P Diddy is?! 🤔
May 5, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Is this going to be another OJ? I mean, how can they possibly find a jury that won't know who P Diddy is?! 🤔
I can imagine that was a relief! 😳
May 2, 2025 at 9:12 PM
I can imagine that was a relief! 😳
So did my great-uncle, Russell. When the loco works officially closed, the workers etched their initials on the building as a lasting memory of what once was.
April 26, 2025 at 6:32 PM
So did my great-uncle, Russell. When the loco works officially closed, the workers etched their initials on the building as a lasting memory of what once was.
I remember her guest lecturing on my degree course. It was one of my favourite days in class; I was so awestruck. She was so lovely though. I might not have used my degree much but I gained such a depth of cultural experience 🙂
April 26, 2025 at 6:28 PM
I remember her guest lecturing on my degree course. It was one of my favourite days in class; I was so awestruck. She was so lovely though. I might not have used my degree much but I gained such a depth of cultural experience 🙂
The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom. It really gave me pause for thought about how we should be mindful of how our attitudes, the way we approach life and even the most miniscule of actions can have such rippling consequences. Never take anything for granted. Absolutely beautiful book
April 13, 2025 at 5:47 PM
The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom. It really gave me pause for thought about how we should be mindful of how our attitudes, the way we approach life and even the most miniscule of actions can have such rippling consequences. Never take anything for granted. Absolutely beautiful book
That freaked me out for ages. I was just talking about it with my clinical supervisor the other day.
March 20, 2025 at 10:00 PM
That freaked me out for ages. I was just talking about it with my clinical supervisor the other day.