Gibbs (1988) and Brookfield (2005) Reflective Models

This webinar outlined, discussed, and critiqued the two following reflective models:
Gibbs (1988)
Brookfield (2005)
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Welcome and introduction
01:22 - Aims
01:44 - Introduction to reflective models
02:39 - Outline of the Gibbs (1988) reflective model
04:59 - Gibbs (1988) worked example
18:22 - Gibbs (1988) critique
23:25 - Outline of the Brookfield (2005) reflective model
26:04 - Brookfield (2005) worked example
35:18 - Brookfield (2005) critique
37:10 - Comparison of Gibbs (1988) and Brookfield (2005)
38:26 - Q&A - "I don't see the value in using reflective models. How else can I reflect?"
41:26 - Q&A - "What is your favourite model to use when reflecting?"
43:20 - Summary
43:35 - Upcoming Webinars
44:46 - How to get involved
45:40 - Helpful resources
45:47 - Thanks! (links to other videos)

[@abegailjean-joseph7488]

I deeply appreciate your post. You are extremely brave to use your personal experience, however, it really helped me to conceptualize both Gibbs and Brookfield's models. Thanks again!

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Thank you so much!

[@umalingam9037]

This channel is a god send for me! Thank you so much soo needed!! I have a reflective using Gibbs but could only find nursing examples which is cool but Im a 2nd yr Psych student so this find has been a highlight for me this week!! Thank you so much for doing this!!

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Hi Uma - I'm so pleased! Welcome! I'm glad they are helpful!!

[@lesleyanderson1640]

#replay - thank you for this video I came across you as I am researching for my level 6 careers, information and guidance course and your examples really helped me to understand the different models - thank you.

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Hi Lesley, thanks so much! I'm so glad it has been helpful!

[@emmacatterson1102]

Hi Holly,
Thanks so much for sharing this video. I found it really useful to hear some of your personal examples. I’m going to attempt Brookfield’s for a TEP assignment I have. Thanks again! Emma

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Hi Emma - thank you! Are you on Facebook? If so, you can join UK DClinPsy Applicants Reflective Space. If not, email me on [e-mail] and I'll send them over! Thanks :)

[@victormalwa95]

I enjoy your discussion, please do one on Tripp (1993) critical incident and critique it. thank you

[@angelaparker2271]

Hi I'm doing professional practice health and social care foundation degree...this was really helpful x

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Oh good I'm glad to hear it - there are lots of other reflective models too :)

[@juminyt2554]

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