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Weekly reflection

90 seconds. Three questions. Private to you, your coach can't see it, the program can't see it. The point is the practice, not the data.

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Week of November 2, 2026

Three questions. Honest answers. No one else sees these.

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Past weeks

Week of Oct 5, 2026

Hardest moment

Back-to-back intakes with no gap. By the third one I could hear myself going through the motions.

Handled well

Caught myself reaching for advice-giving and asked a question instead.

What I needed

Twenty minutes to talk through the Thursday case before I see them again.

Week of Sep 21, 2026

Hardest moment

Sat with a family in real crisis and had to say out loud that I did not have an answer for them.

Handled well

Named the thing I was avoiding naming. It landed better than I expected.

What I needed

Someone to tell me whether this caseload size is normal or whether I should say something.

Week of Sep 14, 2026

Hardest moment

A client I have seen for six months told me they are not sure this is helping.

Handled well

Wrote my notes the same day for four days straight.

What I needed

Help thinking about termination with a client who is ready before I am.

Week of Sep 7, 2026

Hardest moment

Documentation backlog. Three days behind and every note I write is worse than the one before it.

Handled well

Asked for a consult instead of guessing. Should have done that two weeks ago.

What I needed

Help thinking about termination with a client who is ready before I am.

Week of Aug 10, 2026

Hardest moment

Documentation backlog. Three days behind and every note I write is worse than the one before it.

Handled well

Held a silence instead of filling it. The client got there on their own.

What I needed

Another set of eyes on my treatment plan template.

Week of Aug 3, 2026

Hardest moment

A no-show I had spent the week preparing for. Hard not to take it personally.

Handled well

Held a silence instead of filling it. The client got there on their own.

What I needed

Help thinking about termination with a client who is ready before I am.

Week of Jul 27, 2026

Hardest moment

Documentation backlog. Three days behind and every note I write is worse than the one before it.

Handled well

Caught myself reaching for advice-giving and asked a question instead.

What I needed

Clarity on what counts as direct hours when I am co-facilitating a group.

Week of Jul 13, 2026

Hardest moment

A client I have seen for six months told me they are not sure this is helping.

Handled well

Asked for a consult instead of guessing. Should have done that two weeks ago.

What I needed

Twenty minutes to talk through the Thursday case before I see them again.

Week of Jun 29, 2026

Hardest moment

Sat with a family in real crisis and had to say out loud that I did not have an answer for them.

Handled well

Asked for a consult instead of guessing. Should have done that two weeks ago.

What I needed

Clarity on what counts as direct hours when I am co-facilitating a group.

Week of Jun 22, 2026

Hardest moment

A client I have seen for six months told me they are not sure this is helping.

Handled well

Noticed I was tired and did not pretend otherwise with my supervisor.

What I needed

Someone to tell me whether this caseload size is normal or whether I should say something.

Week of Jun 8, 2026

Hardest moment

A client I have seen for six months told me they are not sure this is helping.

Handled well

Ended on time without rushing anyone out the door.

What I needed

Another set of eyes on my treatment plan template.

Week of Jun 1, 2026

Hardest moment

Back-to-back intakes with no gap. By the third one I could hear myself going through the motions.

Handled well

Caught myself reaching for advice-giving and asked a question instead.

What I needed

Another set of eyes on my treatment plan template.