Hello Nikki, I no longer offer the form, you might like to see the 2016 edit I added to this article which explains my reasoning.

Good luck with you study and supervision training.

With my very best wishes, Adam.

Thanks for this article, and the dig at the Pope 🙂 I am currently in training and am writing an essay about reflective practice. If it’s not to much trouble I would really appreciate a look at your forms.

Great website.

Thanks

Tim

Hi Kelly,

Good to hear from you. I have emailed you on a copy of my own form; though it is pretty much based upon and adapted from the Gibbs cyclical model which I am certain you’ll learn in your own training course. I hope it proves useful.

In the meantime, enjoy your studies and your career in this field.

With my very best wishes to you, Adam.

Hello Karen,

I’ll email you a copy of my own form now, but if you google the Gibbs reflective cycle, the Johns model of reflection, and perhaps even Kolbs circle of learning, you’ll have a wealth of information to draw upon. Though your school ought to be pointing these things out – reflective practice information of this ilk is a learning outcome for National Occupational Standards hypnotherapy training.

Best wishes, Adam.

I am training to be a hypnotherapist at the moment, and very interested in your article on reflective practice. I actually struggle with this. I just wondered if I could look at one of you forms if that is possible please.

Kind regards
Karen

Hi Suzie, I have emailed you the form this morning, I hope you find it useful. I also enclosed some ideas for you to consider exploring a bit further too 🙂

Best wishes, Adam.

I’m a trainee hypnotherapist and was interested to read what you are saying about reflective practice. In your blog you offer to share your reflective practice forms – I would very much appreciate seeing these.

Many thanks,
Suzie