Introduce the session and provide a warm welcome to the participants. Explain why sharing personal 'why's is valuable and how journaling helps in self-reflection.

Present the session objectives to set clear expectations.

Outline the revised session flow: 15 minutes journaling, 9 minutes for reading all three other entries, and 21 minutes group discussion.

Explain the journaling process. Encourage participants to take the time to reflect deeply on what motivates their work in youth behavioral health.

Describe the reading step. Since there are 4 people, each participant receives the other 3 entries to read, spending around 3 minutes per entry.

Set the stage for the group discussion. Ask participants to share insights, common themes, or surprising revelations from reading one another's journals.

Conclude the session by summarizing shared insights, thanking the team for their openness, and announcing that a separate reflection attachment will be provided as an exit ticket.