Nicole Dickson with The Radical Therapist

An episode of the Institute for Creative Conversation (i4cc) podcast, hosted by Institute for Creative Conversation, titled "Nicole Dickson with The Radical Therapist " was published on May 28, 2021 and runs 27 minutes.

May 28, 2021 ·27m · Institute for Creative Conversation (i4cc)

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Nicole Dickson was interviewed by Dr Chris Hoff, The Radical Therapist.  Together they explore how counselors and therapists have often treated client morality and spirituality as off-limits in the therapy room, and some of the possibilities and challenges of therapeutic conversations from a narrative pastoral counseling perspective. (The Radical Therapist #053 – Narrative Pastoral Counseling w/ Nicole Dickson, posted on January 13th, 2019) For more information on the work we do visit www.i4cc.co.za

Episode Description

Nicole Dickson was interviewed by Dr Chris Hoff, The Radical Therapist. Together they explore how counselors and therapists have often treated client morality and spirituality as off-limits in the therapy room, and some of the possibilities and challenges of therapeutic conversations from a narrative pastoral counseling perspective.

(The Radical Therapist #053 – Narrative Pastoral Counseling w/ Nicole Dickson, posted on January 13th, 2019)

For more information on the work we do visit www.i4cc.co.za

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