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Reflection and supervision Gillian Ruch Nott CfSWP June 2015
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Reflection and supervision Gillian Ruch Nott CfSWP June 2015.

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Page 1: Reflection and supervision Gillian Ruch Nott CfSWP June 2015.

Reflection and supervision

Gillian RuchNott CfSWP June 2015

Page 2: Reflection and supervision Gillian Ruch Nott CfSWP June 2015.

Obstacles to emotionally informed practice: Anxiety, risk and austerity

Financial austerity

Financial accountabilit

y

Professional reductionism

Austere practice

Anxiety and

inefficiency

The Austerity Cycle

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Austerity, Anxiety and Emotion

So not just financial austerity but emotional austerity

Dysfunction and distress - anxiety - defensive practice

Compounded by contemporary trends (Cain, 2012; Sandel, 2012; Turkle, 2010)

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Emotional austerity

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Characteristics of Emotionally Austere Practice

O CertainO SimpleO Risk-free and averseO DoingO Cognitive/Rational O ObjectiveO Outcome-drivenO Techno-bureaucrat. compet

O UncertainO ComplexO Risk-ridden and

tolerantO BeingO Affective/IrrationalO SubjectiveO Relationship-basedO Emotional intelligence

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Austere Anxious Avoidance

What is it, at root, that is being avoided?... Of

particular relevance are frequent examples of “turning a blind eye” – that is failing to see what is before one’s eyes because to do so would cause too much psychic disturbance – and of various forms of “attacks on linking” – that is systematic disconnection between things which logically belong together, again a defence which is employed because to make the link would be a source of painful anxiety (Rustin, 2005:12).

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Feeling

Doing Thinking

Reflective leaders and practitioners

The inter-dependent characteristics of integrated

practice

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Emotionally integrated practice©Gillian Ruch2014

Emotional

‘feeling’ containment

Organisational

‘doing’ containment

Epistemological

‘knowing’ containment

Holistic containment creates reflective, emotionally intelligent leaders and practitioners

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Maternal and paternal containment (Western, 2008)

Auth

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ty, st

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ure

, boundari

esPaternal

containment

Reveri

e, hold

ing, ca

ring,

att

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on Maternal

containment

Act

ion, exte

rnal re

alit

y Paternal containment

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