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A Birkbeck beginning: education, empathy and a counselling career

Kieran Falconer completed an MA in Creative Writing at Birkbeck before training and practising as a psychotherapist. He returned to Birkbeck to begin a Certificate of Higher Education in Counselling and Counselling Skills, which played a formative role in his professional development. In this first-person piece, he reflects on how his time here shaped his career and approach to therapy.
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Single mum graduates with first class degree

Chloe Livingston took the meaning of multi-tasking to the extreme when she decided to enrol for a law degree while working full time and raising her son as a single parent.