Name
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First Name
Last Name
Email
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ACSB & ASIS Code of Ethics
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I am aware of the ACSB and ASIS code of ethical conduct and I have been applying these guidelines within my work for good practice. I am committed to seeking professional supervision when experiencing a learning edge in relation to ethics.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
I can to choose where to place my awareness and to remain aware of my inner experience while also being present with another's
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Developing our focus of attention supports choice instead of reaction from impulses.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
I can work outside of attraction and dis-attraction.
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Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
When I become aware of my needs, I understand to reach out for support to meet these
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Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
The Wheel of Consent
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I have an alive understanding of the Wheel of Consent and I am aware of my learning edges in each of the quadrants that I am practising.
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
How might you define what is "Clean Language" and what are the benefits of using this?
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Please answer in less than 300 words
I understand my responsibility of role power as a practitioner.
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The Right Use of Power training
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
I have completed - and responded to - all REs required to move to Wave 2:
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By checking you confirm that you have completed and posted, and are ready to move to Wave 2
RE 1 and Peer Responses - Introduce yourself
RE 2 and Peer Responses - Your intentions
RE 3 and Peer Responses - Take a walk with me
RE 4 and Peer Responses - The Wheel of Awareness - Body Focusing & Niche of attention
RE 5 and Peer Responses - Practising the Gift of Listening
RE 6 and Peer Responses - Invitation to volunteers
RE 7 and Peer Responses - Facilitating a Body focusing session using Clean Language
RE 8 and Peer Responses - Body scan with Body Poem
RE 9 and Peer Responses - Waking up the hands
RE 10 and Peer Responses - Two ways to give and receive
RE 11 and Peer Responses - Intention, impact, mismatch and reconnecting
RE 12 and Peer Responses - Somatic assessment, the distance game
RE 13 and Peer Responses - Empowering choice and voice, Bossy massage
RE 14 and Peer Responses - Shame - the effects and impact of shame and how to deactivate a shame response
RE 15 and Peer Responses - Receiving difficult feedback
RE 16 and Peer Responses - Illuminating core erotic themes
RE 17 and Peer Responses - Chest and nipple massage practice
RE 18 and Peer Responses - Facilitating "I want" Body Poem
RE 19 and Peer Responses - Abdominal massage, Interoception and the ENS abdominal massage with self and a volunteer
RE 20 and Peer Responses - Beginning your Erotic Embodiment Practice
RE 21 and Peer Responses - Seven days of Mindful Self-Pleasuring
RE 22 A and Peer Responses - The 7-step Right Use of Power repair process
RE 22 B and Peer Responses - Self-care survey and creating a self-care somatic practice
RE 23 and Peer Responses - Being Coached and Coaching mindful Self-Pleasure
Radical acceptance with intensity of affect
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Commitment to ongoing self-reflection; recognising strong emotions like limerence, arousal, anger, revenge, sadness, fear, and grief. Please share your learning edges here with what supports you to self regulate and how you might support another.
Radical Acceptance
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Please share your understanding of the term "Radical Acceptance " and why this is important in relation to response flexibility.
"Willing" to and "Want" to
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The ability to recognise the difference between "willing to" and "want to". Please share your understanding of these in relation to the four quadrants.
Intentions and Impact
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Please share your understanding of how the 5 step repair process might help when impact occurs that you didn't intend
Up Power and Down Power
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Please share your understanding of the ethical responsibilities of an "Up Power" Role
The Wheel of Consent
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Please share your learning edges in each of the 4 quadrants
Feedback
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Why is initiating and receiving feedback necessary as a practitioner?
Self Care
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Please share your learning edges here and what self-care has supported your receptivity and being resourced as a practitioner
Trauma-informed practice
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Please share your understanding of how trauma may show up in sessions and your learning edges and confidence to respond. How might a pre-agreed, co-created, "first-aid" response, unique for each client be useful?
Shame
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Deactivating shame. Please share your learning edges and ways you resource yourself to come back onto participation from being at the affect of shame. How might you support another at the affect of shame?
Feedback
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Please share some overall feedback on WAVE ONE in relation to what you are learning about yourself, what you are grateful for and what would you like to learn more about.