• 25: Establishing a social media presence

  • Nov 15 2023
  • Length: 28 mins
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25: Establishing a social media presence

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  • How can a psychotherapist use social media in their career?
    In this episode Helen Willingham, our head of content and engagement, talks to UKCP psychotherapist Tasha Bailey.
    An author, speaker and social media influencer, Tasha specialises childhood wounds, healing, and self-love.
    In this episode Tasha looks at her career and how social media led her to a book deal. Her new book, titled Real Talk: Lessons From Therapy on Healing and Self-Love, seeks to give readers the reflective tools they need to start exploring who they are.
    ‘When I was working with young people, I always had this feeling of, I wish there was something I could give to them, like a book or a toolbox that they can just go away and have access to whenever they need it after therapy. That’s what I wanted to create. I wanted to create a book that could be a toolbox for people who either are in therapy, or have finished therapy, or who have never had therapy, but something where they’re getting all the therapeutic lessons I’d wished they’d had earlier on.’
    🎙️Have you listened to our podcast series? We'd love to hear your thoughts in our 5-minute survey.
    If you’re interested in learning more about a potential career in psychotherapy, then visit our website for more information.
    You can also find information about choosing a training that’s right for you on our website.
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