Maggie 🐅

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@vonniecroz Sorry to hear that, wishing you 3speedy recovery ❤

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@MetroUK So tragically heartbreaking. RIP young man.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@CICounselling @stonewalluk It is shame this hasn't been made clear from the start. Better late than never though. It's a scary thing to think exploring could be deemed as conversion which has worried quite a few therapists.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@MichaelFulwiler Happy birthday to you 🎂

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@lunarcounsell It is an expensive business. My maintenance loans had to cover those added expenses otherwise I couldn't have studied. The upside to being low income!! If you can't get maintenance loans for college it might be worth looking at university??

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@jamesldowns I do wish some professionals and services would leave mindfulness training/interventions to the experts fully trained in it. I'm sure it gets misinterpret and condensed in the wrong hands.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@lunarcounsell Student loans?

[Fiona Duffy @fionaduffypsy]

To the former patients who apologise for getting in touch “you probably don’t remember me” … as clinicians, we absolutely do remember you, still think about you, and you have no idea the boost it gives us to hear the exciting things you go on to do! 🥰

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@ScrimshawsFire @AlsJane_therapy @BACP The point is, if a complaint is made an mb cannot force anyone to stop working so it's a pointless framework. Therefore, people can freely work without being a member. I disagree that it means being unethical. Unethical would be working without training and qualifications imv.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@suefreelance @SallyMi83941850 As a former smoker I agree. I could afford my cigs when I wanted them so I could afford my cessation aids! Always refused any prescriptions offered to me. Still a vaper though and much cheaper than smoking.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@zookmann Oh wow. Have never thought of it from that valuable perspective.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@ScrimshawsFire @AlsJane_therapy @BACP I wasn't advocating, I was staying facts. I wouldn't judge anyone either as we do have freedom of choice. Not being a member of an mb does not necessarily mean working unethically.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@ScrimshawsFire @AlsJane_therapy @BACP An MB can't stop you practising privately unfortunately regardless of whether complaints have been made.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@AlsJane_therapy @BACP Is it maybe because you couldn't do the practical hours of client work? Is there no way you could do a top up course that encompasses this? Your course should have made it clear it didn't meet the criteria for you to become a member. So sorry .

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@AlsJane_therapy @BACP You don't have to register with any membership body if you're working privately so it might not be as bad as you think. Good luck.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@DrJessTaylor Why can't they? There's absolutely nothing wrong in saying that but I wonder if it really is true for so many women? I often say to my kids I wish I'd done things differently but I certainly wouldn't want to be without them.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@Treasa_Foley @Therapists_C People always misunderstand my surname when I say it. My mr finds it funny when I automatically spell it straight after saying it. I don't even notice that anymore, it's just habit and it doesn't bother me. It's saves the other any embarrassment of having to ask me.

[Dr. Roger McFillin @DrMcFillin]

Millions still believe psychiatric drugs correct a chemical imbalance.

You lose all professional credibility when you insinuate this could be true.

[Maggie 🐅 @MkSurrey]

@doctor_chuks My understanding is medical=patient, non medical psychological support (therapy/counselling)=client and non medical/non counselling services = service user. I believe the latter came about because people using the services didn't want to be referred to as patients or clients.