Reflective Practice

Making the unusual usual and making the usual unusual

Nothing should ever stay the same

To examine our work, so that we can eventually get to a place where it is perfect

Talking and thinking about the work we do

Whoever was closest by

No one - I am sure I can figure it out eventually without bothering someone else

I don't usually need the opinions of others - I am pretty confident in the work I do

I have one or two coworkers I really trust, and they are the ones I go to for work advice

I try to ask different people at different times, if scheduling allows...I like to get different perspectives

None

One or two

Three or more

I have no idea - you'd be better off asking my coworkers

I try not to dwell on mistakes - more important to move forward

None this month - but this is unusual for me

Maybe some - but nothing that would impact clients

No - I operate from a completely caring place

Yes - and I could tell you what types of people/situations "push my buttons"

Yes - but I am not sure why

I don't know, after so many years of work I feel sort of "immune" to this

Always

Usually

Sometimes

Rarely

I have never answered the Reflective Practice Question of the month

A change is as good as a rest

If it's not broken, don't fix it

Don't throw the baby out with the bath water

I have never done this

I just wait until she wants to talk to me

Once in a while

I think I did this once

Often

Nothing

Everything

One or more small things

One or more big things

It's hard to say

Wasted time

Changes in practice

It can lead anywhere

Realising that you are making mistakes

Just talking, without impact on the work