Passages Behavioral Health Services: Judgement and Experiential Learning

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Name: Kathlene B. LaCour and Craig S. Judd

Location: Southwestern, Michigan, United States

We are two Master’s prepared Psychologists who developed Interface Consultation; we have acquired more than 40 combined-years of clinical experience. We both have extensive mental health experience providing care in outpatient community mental health centers, private practice, inpatient psychiatric services, outreach community-based counseling, mental health utilization management, providing national and local-level educational trainings,organizational and administrative services to health care providers in Michigan. Providing administrative and clinical implementation for the Michigan Prisoner Re-Entry Initiative (MPRI) Special Needs Project

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Judgement and Experiential Learning

There are many ways of learning. We have found experiential learning to be very valuable in self-growth and counseling. It involves the individual needs and motivations for learning. We learn from our experiences and we intragrate these feelings, thoughts and behaviors into our next experience. Experiential learning does require that an individual take the time to self-evaluate their experiences and sometimes doing this with a teacher or counselor can help with intergrating the experience and learning.

Carl Rogers, one of the founders of the humanistic psychology movement coined the term Experiential Learning.

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