Social 'Graces' Model

In this video we cover what the social GGGRRAAACCCEEESSS (Burnham, 2013) model is, some examples and practical advice on how to use the model if your own reflective portfolios.
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Welcome and introduction
00:34 - Aims
00:52 - Social 'graces' model (Burnham, 2013)
04:09 - Totsuka's (2014) approach
04:52 - Example 1
08:30 - Example 2
14:02 - Practical advice
17:57 - Critique
24:27 - Summary
24:49 - How to get involved
25:36 - References and helpful resources
25:44 - Thanks for watching!
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[@omarthearab81]

This is great as I'm learning about social graces in my Counselling module at University

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Thanks! Glad it helped!

[@Realdjchris]

Thank you. This has helped me write my reflective logs for my Masters Degree in Social Work

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

I'm really pleased! Good luck with the degree!!

[@petebrown-pn4fs]

Another aspect I would consider is social grace blindspots - not only social graces that grab us, but ones which could be important but which are more obscured from sight.

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Great point, thank you!

[@michellex4206]

So helpful, thank you.

[@mzondom4]

Really useful ! Thank you x

[@chloewebb7274]

This video was so insightful and put in such an easy to understand format - Thankyou! Love your examples and feel I can personally relate to some of those reflections too! As I’ve said before really love your videos, keep making them!

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the comment :) Glad it is helpful!

[@taniacasella9102]

Hi Holly,
thank you so much for all the work you're putting into this. I am always inspired by your deep reflections on yourself and on your work

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Hi Tania, thanks for your comment and for watching :) I actually took the post down a little while after writing it as I didn’t feel I was quite getting my point across. I hope to write something again soon!

[@joannebrutnell4374]

Currently planning a presentation on social graces, found this very informative and helpful, thanks x

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Oh good I'm so pleased! Good luck with your presentation :)

[@AnnaH-R]

Thank you for helping me to finally put this into context!

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

No problem! I took some time to get my head around it, so I thought others might too!!

[@laurahickman3855]

Hi thanks this was great I’m doing an assignment about dominant discourse, social graces ties in wonderfully well with this 🙏🏻

[@ClinicalPsychologyCommunityUK]

Oh great! Glad to be of service :) It's such a useful model

[@felixackah7221]

Mrs Laura what exactly is social graces

[@carolesherwood4381]

I'm interested to know what the social graces model would make of a homeless heterosexual white man having problems with substance abuse compared to a male university professor who is black, gay and has two properties, one of them a second home. How would that work? Who has the most 'privilege'?

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