I really enjoyed facilitating my workshop in which we completed two funny icebreaker games and then some life-story work with the primary aim of developing a sense of belonging and identity for teenagers in the care system. Facilitating this workshop made me feel nervous and apprehensive at the start however, once I had all the prep work done and practised a few times, my nerves were eased. I tend to get quite anxious speaking to large groups of people so I knew this workshop would be a challenge. However, once I had began the workshop, I found myself easing into it and slowly being able to breathe my way through. As I spoke, I found myself excited to continue and even felt an urge to participate in the games with the group! I was so proud of myself when we had finished, I felt such a sense of pride and relief bundled up in one. From this experience, I have learned that perhaps my biggest challenges with regard to facilitating is my nerves and my urge to over plan! I have perfectionist tendencies and I don't tend to do well when I don't know what to expect. This is definitely something I wish to work on due to the unpredictability of Social Care and group facilitations. I also learned that despite all the planning and prep you may do, sometimes you can show up to a group on a day with a certain agenda and forget the main reason your there is to work with the group and not for the group as we have learned through a partnership approach. My strengths in facilitating this workshop I believe were having the ability to get involved with my group and speak to people individually to get a sense of the wider group dynamic. Overall, I have a great sense of achievement and pride having facilitated my workshop and I look forward to doing more in the future!