“Reflective practice is the ability to reflect on one’s actions so as to engage in a process of continuous learning,” according to American philosopher and professor Donald Schön. It is used in ...

Reflection is an essential component of the learning process that helps to elicit deeper learning. In healthcare, this uses experiential activities to produce knowledge that compels the clinician to ...

Overall the book provides an excellent guide to reflective practice for novice or experienced practitioners. The book covers a wide range of clinical scenarios, which provides a real account for ...

This article provides advice and tips from Community Care Inform's guide for practice educators on reflection. Written by Siobhan Maclean, the in-depth guide covers the 'What? Why? How?' framework and ...

Reflection is an essential building block of revalidation and an opportunity for practitioners to understand and learn from their experiences to improve their practice. This article – the first in a ...

Source: From the ever-evolving visual journal of C. Malchiodi © 2016 Like many art therapists, I have kept visual journals [also known as art journals] for longer ...

“I’m so pressed for time that I barely get the chance to think about what I want to do next.” Harvard Business Publishing: Copyright ©2026 Harvard Business ...

The rapid development of Large Language Models (LLMs) forces educators to confront a difficult question: Can AI meaningfully support reflective practice, or will it simply accelerate the reduction of ...

Savanna Joyce, with Rachel Jackson, looks to highlight the importance of reflective practice in ensuring that we progress through our professional careers in the most self-fulfilling way. The ...

This is a highly readable user-friendly introductory text focusing on reflective practice and professionalism, linking theory with practice. The author has woven her experience expertly into this book ...

Have you ever found yourself operating on autopilot? Maybe you’ve driven home from work and don’t remember much about the drive. Or maybe you realize, suddenly, that you’ve been scrolling social media ...