Sounds a bit corny, sure, but if we can't be corny when making our self-reflective advice to ourselves for the year to come, when can we?
"At the Planning Commission, we rely on the city attorney and the planning staff to make sure that we follow all laws and the actions we take are reflective of that advice," commission President David Ambroz said early Tuesday, after hearing about the San Francisco suit.
Advice that a comprehensive reflective record of undergraduate clinical experience may provide a competitive edge when applying for postgraduate training positions, was not sufficient motivation at this stage.
PHNs described using reflective supervision sessions as an opportunity to seek advice on community resources, to ask questions around policies or procedures or to update the supervisor on the status of clients.
NST-T provides a "high-quality therapeutic relationship that provides a warm, genuine, and accepting atmosphere through the use of supportive and reflective communications" (p. 9); it does not provide advice, suggestions, or coping methods.
Besides emphasizing the standard advice -- use helmets and, at night, wear bright, reflective clothing -- Mr. Glowacz offers a variety of tips.
The advice we're giving the clubs to this is reflective of the fact that we understand the business has changed".
In agreement with the offloading hypothesis, we expected signals reflective of value computations to be attenuated in the presence of expert advice.
This technique is a client-centred approach, with reflective listening and positive affirmations rather than direct questioning, persuasion, or advice-giving [ 28].
She has turned more often to other judges for advice, her friends say, and she has privately criticized his rulings as too reflective of his more conservative views.
