Faith and trust and pixie dust

Counselling and the creative process

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  • Published 20210504
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SO YOU’VE LEARNT some counselling techniques. Skills, pacing and rhythms to use in any conversation.

Let’s recap – I’ll keep being your practice dummy. Do you remember the first technique? It’s called immediacy.

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Kyle Perry

Kyle Perry is based in Hobart. His first novel, The Bluffs, was published in 2020, and his second, The Deep, is due to be...

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