My Practicum Reflection
Since I last journaled, I have completed roughly another 40-50 hours at my practicum which will leave me around 100 hours completed by the end of this week. While reading Drolet, Clark and Allen (2012) I have decided that I feel that the readings in Chapter 6 were most relevant to what I have been experiencing in my practicum. Since the last seminar date my practicum has been filled of hands on learning and I am enjoying every minute of it. I am beginning to feel more and more comfortable with client interactions. I am feeling like I am more confident and calm when speaking with them. Since my improvement in this area I feel as if clients are much more receptive to me when I am calm and confident when talking to them.
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