Good enough counsellors podcast
Trusting What Clients Know: Exploring Epistemic Justice in Therapy
"We often talk about listening as one of the most important skills in therapy. But what if listening isn’t enough?
In this week’s Good Enough Counsellors podcast, I talk to therapist, trainer and writer Nicola Blunden about something that many therapists have never heard of – but which might be shaping our sessions in ways we don’t realise: epistemic injustice.
One of the things I most appreciated in this episode was Nicola’s tone. There’s no shaming here. No checklist of things to get right. Instead, there’s an invitation to stay curious, listen more deeply, and make space for what clients already know.
Whether you’re just beginning to explore these ideas or they’re already part of your thinking, I think you’ll find something valuable in what Nicola shares."
Read Josephine Hughes' blog about our enjoyable and rich conversation here.
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