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When we leave behind blame we can grow and learn effortlessly. It involves daily practice and lots of patience. But the result is freedom from the burden of judgement. Highly recommended. What a way to start Spring 2019 ... See more

Reports are criticised for focussing on 'the what' rather than getting to 'the why'. With a structured learning model, trained and mentored reviewers and a clear report structure we can reduce the risk of remaining stuck in 'the what'. Our trainee SILP reviewers are committed to this journey ... See more

Good luck to the trainee SILP reviewers tackling the simulated learning event today

A question we will pose to our trainee SILP reviewers next week. The deeper the we go within the assignment the higher the mark

A question we will pose to our trainee SILP reviewers next week

Becoming a SILP reviewer requires careful thought. If you think it may be right for you, don't procrastinate. Talk to us. Resistance is the enemy : Steven Pressfield, The War of Art

Thinking of turning pro? Join us on the SILP Lead Reviewer Course 5-7 March 2019

What are the key ingredients of a quality review? We will explore these week by week throughout February. Or would you prefer a free taster workshop to explore them with your partners? Contact us www.reviewconsulting.co.uk/SILP ... See more

We look forward to welcoming the 2019 cohort of SILP reviewers to our training on 5 March. We have a lively 3 days planned for you, and we know you will present new ideas and challenge for us, too. We still have places to fill, so contact us if you are thinking of joining the course ... See more