“Words, language and representation of meaning are an important aspect of reflective practice. Slips of the tongue, dream interpretations and the whole idea of a 'talking cure' rests on our capacity to reflect on what is (or is not) said.” — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Our reflection of action occurs in different contexts which may influence us to shape our accounts in different ways for different audiences - our… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Children's egocentric tendency to attribute their own view of world to others, only later come to realize that they may have a unique and… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Empathy is the capacity to think and feel oneself into the inner life of another person. It has both emotional and cognitive aspects, involving… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Language allows us to represent autobiographical events in the past, present and future; we can imagine events that have not yet happened, that we… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Personal Construct Therapy was the pioneer of a fully constructivist psychology, emphasizing that people are essentially like scientists in continually developing meanings and explanations… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Rogers believed that we have within ourselves enormous potential for self-understanding and for altering our self-concept and for our behaviour. He believed that this… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“We develop a sense of self by coming to see ourselves in the reflections of how others see us - what they reflect back… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Words, language and representation of meaning are an important aspect of reflective practice. Slips of the tongue, dream interpretations and the whole idea of… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
“Narratives are the primary way in which we make sense of our lives, as opposed to, for example schema,cognition, beliefs, constructs. Definition of narrative… — Jacqui Stedmon Copy Share Image
