Answering your questions about getting triggered, going to therapy, and crying with a client

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You Could Be A Therapist

Sophie Kent

15 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to You Could Be A Therapist, a podcast for potential therapists and anyone interested in mental health. Join Sophie Kent (RMHCI & M.A.) as she shares her journey to becoming a therapist, interviews others in the mental health field, and makes the profession seem just a little more approachable. If you are considering the path of becoming a counselor, are in or going back to grad school, or simply love learning new things about mental health this is the show for you. It’s true - YOU could be a therapist! Follow us on Instagram @potentialtherapist

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Answering your questions about getting triggered, going to therapy, and crying with a client - Listener Q/A

You Could Be A Therapist

29 minutes 17 seconds

2 years ago

Answering your questions about getting triggered, going to therapy, and crying with a client - Listener Q/A

Welcome back for Season Two! In today's episode, I will pull up questions I’ve received, including comments on IG posts, questions submitted through the Google form linked in my profile, and DM’s. If you have a counseling question you'd like answered on the podcast, complete the form below, or message me!

Questions answered:

What do you love about your job? What is the hardest part of the job?

How do you rest/recover from hearing difficult things from clients?

How do you implement what you’ve learned into your personal relationships?

What happens when you get triggered by clients?

What happens when you start crying in a session when you see the client crying?

If I'm too empathetic does that mean I shouldn't be a therapist?

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Learn more about Sophie Kent HERE