Reflection Ideas Sheet
Psychology Squared has developed a list of ideas to consider when writing reflections. Under the bulleted list of ideas, the Reflection Ideas Sheet also includes some things to consider and reflect on with regard to first-time cases, therapist-client differences, evaluation and assessments, and sessions. These may be helpful for your weekly reflections/logbook reflections for the 4+2 and 5+1, and for reflecting within your case reports.
This sheet seeks to help you to save time and improve your ability to self-reflect! It can be used by provisional psychologists (4+2/5+1 or Clinical Master’s students), general/clinical psychologists and psychology supervisors.
Psychology Squared has developed a list of ideas to consider when writing reflections. Under the bulleted list of ideas, the Reflection Ideas Sheet also includes some things to consider and reflect on with regard to first-time cases, therapist-client differences, evaluation and assessments, and sessions. These may be helpful for your weekly reflections/logbook reflections for the 4+2 and 5+1, and for reflecting within your case reports.
This sheet seeks to help you to save time and improve your ability to self-reflect! It can be used by provisional psychologists (4+2/5+1 or Clinical Master’s students), general/clinical psychologists and psychology supervisors.
Psychology Squared has developed a list of ideas to consider when writing reflections. Under the bulleted list of ideas, the Reflection Ideas Sheet also includes some things to consider and reflect on with regard to first-time cases, therapist-client differences, evaluation and assessments, and sessions. These may be helpful for your weekly reflections/logbook reflections for the 4+2 and 5+1, and for reflecting within your case reports.
This sheet seeks to help you to save time and improve your ability to self-reflect! It can be used by provisional psychologists (4+2/5+1 or Clinical Master’s students), general/clinical psychologists and psychology supervisors.