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Critical reflection: the struggle of a practice developer - FoNS

The Author 2017 International practice Development Journal 7 (1) [4] REFLECTION ON practice DEVELOPMENTC ritical reflection: the struggle of a practice developerRebekkah MiddletonUniversity of Wollongong, Wollongong, New South Wales, AustraliaEmail: for publication: 19th December 2016 Accepted for publication: 5th April 2017 Published: 17th May 2017 Doi: : Critical reflection is espoused as aligning with person-centred approaches and with being an effective person-centred facilitator. Knowing self represents a key prerequisite of being an effective person-centred facilitator. This attribute is essential for personal growth and for helping create the conditions that enable others to grow. Aims: This article seeks to explore why Critical reflection is difficult for some, sharing personal stories of a practice developer s experiences of wrestling with reflective models and learning to critically reflect in a meaningful for practice : How can practice developers earnestly engage in reflection?

Keywords: Reflection, reflective models, practice development, engagement, critical creativity, critical . companionship Introduction. Critical reflection is intimately entwined in the person-centred nursing framework (McCormack and McCance, 2010) and in emancipatory and transformational practice development, stemming as they

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