Psychotherapists and Counsellors Answer your Questions
Conversations with Therapists
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What led you to choose psychotherapy or counselling as a profession?
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Which philosophical approaches have influenced your professional development?
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Which particular aspects of health or the human journey are you interested in?
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What methods do you use?
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When do you think the client will start to feel that progress is being made?
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How has therapy made a difference in your life?
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What do you like most about being a therapist?
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Do you ever have 'bad hair' days?
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What do you think is the most significant problem we face, in the world today?
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Can you share the name of a book, film, song, event or work of art that inspires you?
Stefanie Marris
Of course! I am human and my clients know this of me, it helps them feel like they aren't alone on their journey.
Ashley Thomson
Of course! Most days, to be honest. But in learning to accept myself as I am, I've come to understand my potential and my value are in no way diminished on those days.
Catherine Sullivan
Ha — like today, you mean?! ‘Bad hair’ days are just as frequent as ever, but I can meet them with a little more equanimity and kindness (most of the time…).
Katie Ellyn Beckwith
I have bad everything days now and again. It is part of life and the human condition. Trying to never have a bad anything day is an exhausting exercise in futility. Those tend to be days I turn...
Jon Nielsen
As a middle-aged man I am anticipating that my future will involve a lot of 'no hair' days, so I'm grateful for what hair I still have left.
