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Passing your National Licensing ExamMicroskills: Reflection of EmotionsSend us a textWe'll guide you through real-life examples of reflection of emotions in therapy, romantic relationships, and workplace settings, demonstrating how to accurately identify, understand, and express the emotions of others. Plus, we'll unveil the secrets to creating safe spaces for open communication and emotional healing. So, don't miss out on this engaging podcast as we uncover the remarkable power of reflecting emotions and how it can transform our relationships and personal growth.Reflection of emotions involves acknowledging and mirroring the feelings and affective states expressed by the client. It goes beyond simply...2025-07-2503 minPassing your National Licensing ExamMicroskills: Paraphrasing vs. Summarizing in Counseling PracticeSend us a textCounselingExamHow often have you found yourself caught between paraphrasing and summarizing, unsure of the fine line that differentiates them? Don't fret! Stacy Frost and Dr. Linton Hutchinson are here to sweep away confusion and shed light on these two essential counseling skills in a way you've never encountered before. As hosts of Licensure Exams, they masterfully unpack the intricacies of paraphrasing and summarizing, demonstrating how paraphrasing involves capturing the crux of a client's specific message, while summarizing is about compacting the main points, problems, or themes over a session, or multiple...2025-07-1406 minPassing your National Licensing ExamMicroskills: Unconditional Positive RegardSend us a textListen in as we discuss the basic assumptions and key concepts, such as empathy, non-judgment, and congruence, that form the foundation of unconditional positive regard. We share real-life examples and techniques therapists use to empower clients and foster their personal development, like active listening and reflecting feelings. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired by the healing potential of unconditional positive regard in therapy!Unconditional positive regard is a concept developed by Carl Rogers, a prominent figure in humanistic psychology. It refers to an attitude of complete acceptance, support, and non-judgment...2025-07-0803 min