Red Flags in Counseling Relationships

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🚩 In the latest episode of Crazy Simple, join Dr. Christopher Taylor and Lori Vann, MA, LPCS as they delve into the crucial topic of red flags in counseling relationships. Drawing from years of experience, Lori shares insights into warning signs that both clients and counselors should be aware of, ensuring a healthy therapeutic alliance.

🤔 Ever wondered when it's time to switch counselors? Lori discusses her wealth of experience supervising LPC interns and associates, shedding light on situations that might signal the need for a change. From over-self-disclosure to distracted behavior, the duo explores various red flags that can arise during counseling sessions, especially when working with minors.

🛑 Discover the importance of setting boundaries and maintaining a professional stance. Learn how to navigate uncomfortable situations, such as counselors sharing too much personal information or displaying disinterest during sessions. Dr. Taylor and Lori provide practical advice for clients on expressing concerns and seeking guidance from other professionals.

🔍 Are you a counselor wondering about ethical guidelines and maintaining a positive client experience? Gain valuable insights into providing excellent customer service, addressing client messages, and ensuring a supportive therapeutic environment. Lori's red flags and crazy simple solutions create a roadmap for fostering trust and well-being in counseling relationships.

Tune in, keep it simple, and unveil the red flags to create a healthier counseling experience for all! 🎙️💙 #CrazySimplePodcast #CounselingRelationships #RedFlagsInTherapy #MentalHealthAwareness 🌈

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