First Student Clinic

Oh my gosh! My first student clinic has just finished! Oh my gosh! I don't even know how to express myself. It's so exciting and fun! 

I'm thankful that I have a client who is quite obedient and is able to follow my instruction well., except the fact that she is a bit shy. I am even thankful that I have met a great mother that is so dedicated and makes me feel appreciated even though I think I do not do very well. The feedback I got back from my supervisor is..honestly, far beyond what I have expected, she gave me quite good grade...I would say. I don't know whether I deserve this grade but it is certainly a huge encouragement and motivation to me ! I know my weaknesses now, from the discussion we had in our group and I know what I can do to improve it now. :P "Stop being nervous, prepare and practise" is what I can do. 

Thank God for the friends I have in Uni, who has prepared some materials for me, practiced with me and support me when I am feeling down. Without them, things won't be this easy for me. I am too blessed with all the great people I meet in life, mentors, teachers, friends, seniors... All these people make me who I am today.

My next opportunity to produce a good assessment plan is here again. This time I am gonna perform better! :) hugs!

Tiff,

Delighted.

Thankful.

***Been into friend's session to help manage the client while she was occupied with the mother to gather information. It was a huge shock to me, never manage any hyperactive child.. All I feel was that, should I chase him around? Should I make him stop running? Should I say or do something? What can I use? Which toys?.... I honestly was shocked and didn't know the right move to take, for a moment, until I noticed he got interested with different toys for a short moment. And it works a bit. For a short while. Haha. New experience. From this, I realize my sound is more to the friendly/sweet and 'let's be friend' style for children, and thus, some children would notice that and dare bullying me. I need to add some stern-ness to my voice.. Hahhaha. ***