In 2016, Online Events revisited the Gloria film from the 60s, by inviting counsellors from 7 different modalities to counsel Mike Trier, in order to showcase how they operate as counsellors. For each event, the client and the issue were the same, but the counsellor changed.

We now want to set up a new series of 'Live Counselling'. In this first event, Mike will be back as client, but with a different issue. Half the session will be taken up with Kevin counselling Mike, and the other half will be a conversation about the session between John, Kevin, and Mike, with contributions from the chatrooms.

Over 2017/8 MindTech and the James Lind Alliance identified the Top 10 questions for digital technology in mental healthcare, these were filtered down from an initial 1350 questions, submitted by people with lived experience and health professionals. It is their intention that these will guide the funders of research to ensure that future research is focused on answering these questions and that the potential of digital technology for mental health can be fully realised.

Each conversation will centre around a series of structured questions related to the theme of the digitalmHealth conversation.

Since I started in private practice in 2016, I have worked on building an active social media presence, particularly on Facebook, as a way of being visible to potential clients. And it works for me. I receive a significant number of enquiries through Facebook and often these enquiries translate into client work.

John has invited me to explore with him how I use my Facebook presence, what has worked for me, and why I would encourage therapists to use it as a marketing tool.

In this Interview in nature/eco-based work, Wendy is in conversation offering another way of dreamwork through a Soulcentric perspective. From this perspective, every dream is an opportunity for transforming the ego in a shift from ego-centric identity to soulcentric identity into living the full mythopoetic, enchanted (and enchanting) human being we are born to be. Wendy is also in conversation about how wandering on the land in conversation with our dreams can deepen our experience of ourselves, the land and the dream leading us to next steps in the conversation between crossing into the Mysteries between nature and psyche on the Journey to Soul. If you have a short, fresh dream, do bring it and we will see if there's a moment to experience the work. Otherwise, there is a two-part workshop in December to be dreamed into for a deeper taste of the work.

Over 2017/8 MindTech and the James Lind Alliance identified the Top 10 questions for digital technology in mental healthcare, these were filtered down from an initial 1350 questions, submitted by people with lived experience and health professionals. It is their intention that these will guide the funders of research to ensure that future research is focused on answering these questions and that the potential of digital technology for mental health can be fully realised.

Each conversation will centre around a series of structured questions related to the theme of the digitalmHealth conversation.

Holding the energetic therapeutic space: Working with the quantum energetic field and the transpersonal within online therapy for maximum client results.

What are the reasons for therapy not working, breaking down, stagnating, become inefficient, or seemingly ending prematurely? The traditional answer is that it is something about the relationship, approach, therapist, or clients readiness. While all of these are possibilities, in this session, I explore a further possibility that its because clients can be confused or unclear how they can use the construct of therapy (including themselves) within it.

As someone who has been though many years of training, you may have been told you're not qualified to be an independent counsellor in private practice. Well, possibly. However, for Alison it's not as clear cut.

In this conversation, we will discuss what is needed to be fit for private practice, to be an independent counsellor. And, if it were not fit yet, what our next steps could be.

Following on from a session in September that explored some of the themes of working with older adults within counselling, this session dives into the theory and practice of this work in more specific details. How do you set up your practice to allow for this work? What are the clinical implications to be aware of? What are some of the ethical dilemmas that might be faced?

PCT Scotland's Secretary, Tonia Higgins, will talk about the changes the association is working towards and the challenges of remaining valuable and relevant to members today.