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Here's the action learning set cycle. You can download these to use in your groups if wanting to share or remind participants of information.

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Delivered a reflective practice group? Want to share your experience, ask a question, seek some thoughts on situation. Us this chat here......

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Here is a great explanatory video all about Action Learning Sets. If you want to share this on MS Team's remember to select share sound (bottom left hand corner on the share screen)

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Great overview of a useful concept to reflect upon Power, Values, Emotions, Knowledge, Self-awareness & uncertainty.

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Here's the RP guide, just in case

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What Is Fika? An Introduction to the Swedish Coffee Break

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Ever hear mention of fika? Maybe you’ve heard of the cafe chain in New York City, or maybe you’ve heard a Swedish friend make a fika reference, or maybe you once watched that silly Gevalia video. But when it comes to fika, do you really know what it is? Three years ago my friend Johanna Kindvall and I set out to write a book on the topic of fika, the almighty Swedish coffee break. For Swedes, fika is nothing revolutionary; it’s simply part of everyday life.

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SCR AF has this great picture that frames responses to trauma. It's useful and easy to relate to....

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Remember that the suggested timings for the presenting, asking questions and sharing and discussing ideas phases are just that - suggested so as facilitators you can be flexible as needed. As a rough guide if the total cycle is over 30 minutes it is worth checking that the discussions are still focused and reflective to ensure everyone is held and engaged in the topic under consideration.

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above from me - forgot to sign in first!

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This is a great video that reminds us it's not about fixing things or jumping straight into solutions.