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Re: The difference between counsilling therapy?? » pretty_paints

Posted by cubic_me on February 5, 2005, at 11:18:13

In reply to The difference between counsilling therapy??, posted by pretty_paints on February 4, 2005, at 14:02:15

I'm in the UK, and in my experience most people who call themselves councellors are actually trained and qualified psychotherapists, it's just that in the UK 'councellor' is a more common term used for 'psychotherapist' or 'therapist' which is generally used in the USA - just like the term Post mortem is used in the Uk while the US use the term Autopsy - it's the same thing.

I'm the UK people in private practise often term themselves therapists these days, just because the UK is starting to adopt that term - also people with specific training such as psychoanalytic or CBT tend to use the term therapist.


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