Join the Counselling department from the School of Psychology and Sport Science at Bangor University as they discuss the fascinating realm of language in counselling, especially significant to us due to our location in North Wales, a bilingual country where both English and Welsh are widely used.
In this episode you will hear from:
- Fay Short, a professor and course director for MSc Counselling at Bangor University
- Nia Young, the director for the post-graduate diploma for Counselling Children and Young People.
- Laura Ashcroft, a lecturer for MSc Counselling at Bangor University
- Radha Shah, a Children’s and Young Persons Counsellor.
- Tudur Williams, a counsellor, trainer and mental health educator, and personal trainer.
This episode explores language in therapy from various angles, including bilingualism, verbal and non-verbal language, metaphors, and use of language between cultures. Tune in for a captivating exploration of the spoken and unspoken realm of counselling.
Find more information on how to apply for the Counselling MSc at Bangor: https://www.bangor.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate-taught/counselling-msc
Qualified counsellors can now apply for our PGDip in Counselling Children & Young People (4-18 years): https://www.bangor.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate-taught/counselling-children-and-young-people-4-18-years-pgdip
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