When It Is Used
Use Connection Reflection when a peer-support relationship needs shared attention to connection, trust, engagement, or what both people are learning through the relationship.
Connection Reflection for Intentional Peer Support
Connection Reflection is a co-completed Intentional Peer Support tool for peer-support practitioners and participants. It helps both people examine the quality of connection, including what supports or hinders trust, engagement, and learning in the relationship.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Does Not Do
The tool does not produce scores, satisfaction ratings, clinical interpretations, practitioner performance ratings, or conclusions about relationship success or failure.
Is Connection Reflection a survey?
No. Connection Reflection is a shared relational reflection, not a questionnaire, satisfaction survey, score, or one-sided evaluation.
Can it be completed with only the practitioner perspective?
It can be saved as partial, but it cannot be presented as shared insight unless both perspectives are represented.
Does the system resolve disagreements?
No. Differences are preserved descriptively so they can be discussed rather than forced into agreement.