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Reflective practice involves thinking about your experiences and actions to help you improve and develop how you work. It helps you offer empathy when supporting women with disabilities.
You can download a PDF copy of the Reflective Practice Guide here.
You can write your reflections in a journal. You can also use your reflections with a supervisor.
In my work with women with disabilities:
You may think of other questions you can reflect on. We have also written a reflective practice journal [internal link] with 52 prompts you can use.
Remember you might not always get it right. You can learn each day from your work with women with disabilities.
Reflective practice is a valuable tool for staff in the community services sector to enhance their skills, improve service delivery, and promote personal and professional growth. To support your reflective practice, we have written a journal just for you.
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