Helter Skelter: Chaos in Counseling and Supervision
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Supervision With A Vision
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Heather and I are talking about finding the chaos that helps us do our best work.
- Orderly doesn’t equal healthy
- Not too much, not too little…just right
- Take a closer look
Heather and I want to hear about the system of chaos that works best for you.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/embrace-the-unknown/202312/a-healthy-human-mind-has-elements-of-chaos
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