Safely and confidentially explore dynamics between staff members and how they impact the team as a whole
Contextual pressures
Consider the wider context of our work and the impact this has on our values and functioning.
Emotional impact of the work
Safely share the impact that our particular work has upon us as individuals
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Lead by a clinical psychologist
I have many years' experience working with complex teams in the NHS, private and third sector. I led on reflective practice for a large NHS trust and I also lead on staff support following serious incidents.
Incident debriefing
Support for individual staff or staff teams following a serious incident: to debrief and process the emotional impact
Reflective space
Regular space to come together and reflect on the impact of our work on us as individuals and as a team
Complaint debriefing
Space to consider the impact of complaints and response to secure .
Benefits of reflective space
There are many reasons why your team may wish to engage in one --off or ongoing reflective space
Personal and professional development
Reflection is vital for continuous growth, allowing individuals to evaluate their experiences, learn from them, and enhance their skills and knowledge.
Wellbeing
Reflection supports mental and emotional health by providing a structured space to process experiences, reduce stress, and improve overall wellbeing.
Healthy teams
Reflection fosters open communication, trust,
and collaboration within teams, leading to a healthier and more productive work environment.