Thank you for taking a few minutes to complete this survey. There are no right or wrong answers, and you don't need to polish your responses. I'm simply interested in your honest experience of the work we did together.
Our work ended a few weeks ago, and by now the initial shape of what we explored has likely settled into something more textured. Some things may have stayed with you. Others may have quietly rearranged themselves. A few may still be unresolved, and that is often where the most interesting material lives.
This reflection isn't a performance review, and it isn't a marketing exercise. It's an honest look back, from a distance that hindsight allows. Your responses help me understand what actually happened for you, and they help me refine how I work with the people who come next.
Ten short questions, followed by a note on how, or whether, you'd like your responses shared. Take as long or as little as you need.
What stayed with you, what shifted, and any conversation or insight that has continued to return.
Anything unresolved, anything that surprised you, and what you might change about the experience.
What you might say to a friend facing the same challenge, and to someone hesitant to ask for support.
Thank you for taking a few minutes to complete this reflection. There are no right or wrong answers, and you don't need to polish your responses. I'm simply interested in your honest experience.
Some of what you've shared may help someone else realise they're not alone and encourage them to take the first step towards getting support.
The work we did together mattered to me, and your willingness to sit with the harder questions is part of what made it possible. Reflections like this one are part of how I keep the work honest, and how I stay in genuine relationship with the people who trust me with theirs.
If anything comes up in the writing that you'd rather talk through directly, my door is open. You can always reach me at hma@tlmazumdar.com.
Sincerely
T.L.
A few minutes of honest reflection is a genuine gift, both to yourself and to the person reading it. Thank you for taking the time.