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    The document outlines a development log for improving client relations skills, including providing constructive feedback and accepting feedback from others. It lists specific skills and knowledge to develop in areas like pathology, informed consent, and massage techniques. It provides target dates by which the skills should be learned and how learning will be measured, such as through positive client feedback, test scores, and the client not having questions.

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    The document outlines a development log for improving client relations skills, including providing constructive feedback and accepting feedback from others. It lists specific skills and knowledge to develop in areas like pathology, informed consent, and massage techniques. It provides target dates by which the skills should be learned and how learning will be measured, such as through positive client feedback, test scores, and the client not having questions.

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    The document outlines a development log for improving client relations skills, including providing constructive feedback and accepting feedback from others. It lists specific skills and knowledge to develop in areas like pathology, informed consent, and massage techniques. It provides target dates by which the skills should be learned and how learning will be measured, such as through positive client feedback, test scores, and the client not having questions.

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    Reference # What I need to develop How will I learn it?

    Example 4.7 Client Relations: Take a course on giving and


    Provide constructive feedback receiving feedback
    and willingly accept feedback Read books, articles that I
    from others. obtain from the library
    Ask for feedback from clients
    and peers. Analyze how I
    respond. Ask peers how they
    felt giving me feedback and
    how I reacted.
    Participate in a local discussion
    group
    Implement a client feedback
    sheet and follow-up with clients
    on both negative and positive
    feedback
    Pathalogy everything going to class
    informed consent everything study it
    massage techniques all of them practice

    By When? How will I know I’ve learned it?


    January 30th, 2007 When people thank me for giving them
    feedback that has been honest and open
    When I react positively to negative feedback
    from clients and peers, and use it to enhance
    my practice and performance
    When I can view feedback as an important tool
    for my personal growth and development
    When people tell me that I have been open to
    receiving feedback and have not been defensive
    April 4 2010 when I do well on a test
    Febuary 4 2010 when the client dose not ask questions
    April 4 2012

    Development Log
    Semester #

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