Francesca Inskipp and Brigid Proctor in Conversation with Frank Wills

Synopsis: Francesca Inskipp and Brigid Proctor have made key contributions to the foundation and on-going development of counselling in the UK. In this interview tith Frank Willis they talk about the ‘birth’ of counselling in Britain, its development over subsequent years, and the developments they would like to see take place in the future. They also talk about supervision.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 2005
Year of production: 2005
Uses: Counsellors in training
Subjects: Mental Health and Counselling
Keywords: counselling

Name: University of Wales, Newport
Email: carolyn.jenkins@newport.ac.uk
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Phone: 01633 432148
Address: School of Social Studies
Allt-yr-yn Campus
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Newport
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Wales
Notes: A series of DVDs produced by members of the counselling team at the School of Health and Social Science. The videos are intended to give training in counselling techniques, both in person and on the telephone, to trainee counsellors and those who may need to use some counselling in the course of their job. Some of the programmes are marketed "in house", others are more widely available through Concord Media.

Name: Concord Media
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Phone: 01473 726 012
Address: Rosehill Centre
22 Hines Road
Ipswich
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Notes: A long-established, not-for-profit organisation with a large collection DVDs, specialising in the sectors of general and mental health, child care, race relations, war and peace, addictions, the third world, ecology, civil rights, personal relationships, educational issues, and social work training. Concord also handles titles made for the Graves Medical Audio-visual Library. Sale on DVD. Formerly known as Concord Video and Film Council. In 2014 Concord began to offer selected films as Video on Demand, via Vimeo.

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