Chapter Four Self Reflection On Varying Development

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Chapter Four Self Reflection The part of chapter four that stood out to me the most is the second half of the chapter where the phases of practitioner development were explained. It is slightly unbelievable but for some reason I had never really put much thought into my development as a professional before starting graduate school I always knew that I wanted to be a counselor since I was a young teenager but I never thought about what kind of journey it would be to get there. I just had this unrealistic image in my head of graduating from the program, finding an excellent job and being totally fine at that job. After reading the first couple chapters of this book I was a little discouraged because it made me feel like I had an extremely

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