The document discusses the therapeutic relationship between mental health practitioners and patients. It has several key components: the contract outlines the goals and boundaries of treatment; confidentiality protects private patient information; and various phases structure the relationship from initial assessment to termination of treatment. Effective therapeutic communication uses techniques like reflection, empathy, and engagement to help patients share feelings and work towards treatment goals. Challenges can include transference of feelings from past relationships onto the practitioner.
The document discusses the therapeutic relationship between mental health practitioners and patients. It has several key components: the contract outlines the goals and boundaries of treatment; confidentiality protects private patient information; and various phases structure the relationship from initial assessment to termination of treatment. Effective therapeutic communication uses techniques like reflection, empathy, and engagement to help patients share feelings and work towards treatment goals. Challenges can include transference of feelings from past relationships onto the practitioner.
The document discusses the therapeutic relationship between mental health practitioners and patients. It has several key components: the contract outlines the goals and boundaries of treatment; confidentiality protects private patient information; and various phases structure the relationship from initial assessment to termination of treatment. Effective therapeutic communication uses techniques like reflection, empathy, and engagement to help patients share feelings and work towards treatment goals. Challenges can include transference of feelings from past relationships onto the practitioner.
by the practitioners is a Therapeutic Relationship professional and legal liability. ▪ Otherwise,the professional - Refers to the type of relationship grounded may be charged of breach of in empathy where the professional confidentiality which may practitioners use the interaction with the even lead to the revocation of patient for therapeutic purposes and for his the license to practice. general well-being or for the intention of o Therapeutic Behaviors and practices - helping the patient achieve the goal of refers to the consistent actions of the therapy. professional aligned to the standards of the legal practice. These are the ff: ➢ Self- awareness and control ➢ Warm and respectful behaviors Component ➢ Empathy ➢ Cultural and gender sensitivity ➢ Ethics o Contract refers to the agreement that sets the conditions of the relationship. o Phases of therapeutic relationships - Such is important to make sure that the refers to the events that lead to the interaction is professional. It includes achievement of the therapeutic the time, place and objectives of the purposes of the relationship and its interaction. subsequent termination. o Boundaries refers to the limit of the o Orientation- is the phase where the relationship that must stay within professional informs the pt of the professional grounds. It defines the general mental health purposes of roles of each participant such as: interaction, which is to help the pt in his ▪ The Professional Mental treatment and recovery. It is initiated Health Practitioners is to with assessment of the pt case and render services within legal establishment of diagnosis. scope of his practice. o Working phase- is the phase where the ▪ The patient’s mental health plan for the treatment is set and both problems is the focus of the parties work together to implement the relationship. plan care. o Confidentiality refers to the secrecy of o Termination- is the phase where the all contents of the entire therapeutic goal of treatment is either achieved or relationship. failed. When achieved, the pt is ▪ It is built on the mutual trust discharged to go home when failed the and confidence between the professional evaluations the reason of professional and the failure and decided to continue, stop or patient.Identity,history,perso have someone else do it. nal address, treatment and • Challenges of therapeutic relationship other diseases are some of - Transference refers to the feeling of the pt the issues that must be being transferred to the professional which protected. may arise from his previous experience with ▪ Never discuss the pt issues in a significant other. any place and in any person - Counter transference – refers to the not involved in the health professional feelings transferred to the team caring for the pt. patient which may arise from his previous ▪ Do not use the pt case for experience with significant other. case studies without written consent and without protecting that pt identity Therapeutic Communication case presentation. ▪ Pictures,names, nicknames and other means that can - Refers to the verbal and nonverbal exchange help trace the pt identity of information from the professional and the
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2/18/24 patient for the purpose of therapeutic your assessment communication. to begin clients sharing of feelings. Component 4. Encoura Refers to "Go on, o Sender – refers to initiator of the communication gement responses that I'm by giving out the first message. motivates the listening", patient to continue "uh huh", o Message- refers to the data or information that his verbalization. "uhhumm contains obvious or hidden meanings. ". o Receiver- refers to the person who receives the message. 5. Offering self Refers to “ I will o Feedback- refers to the recipient reply to the responses seat with message. where the you for proffesiona 30 min. l verbally and you inform the can tell patient to me his offer to about shares his your plan time and to travel attention. abroad”. 6. Accepting Refers to "I see", " remarks by Get your the point" profession "Nodding al that " shows recognition of the Techniques in Therapeutic Verbal patients Communication feeling and statements . Communication Explanation Example 7. Placing the Refers to "What Strategy s order of events remarks come 1. Establis Provide a Good that helps next h concrete morning! to after Rapport professional I'm Dr. establish that?" relationship by Aliswag, the timeline "where indicating your I'm here on the have you objective and to help details of been centered on you get the before patient welfare. better! patients' that story. happens 2. Then Initiate How are ?" Start communication you with by today? Open Encouraging Ended continuous 8. Restating Refers to Client: Questio response thru an restart the Ever ns: open-ended main since the question. content of typhoon the clients Yolanda, 3. Give Provide I noticed message. my life general encouragement to that you This was remarks engage in are well assurance never communication. It groomed the client the same must be based on today! that the after
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2/18/24 proffesiona losing Clarification Refers to Do vou l is listening my seek to mean attentively family in concretize that you and that unclear prefer to actively to hurrican thoughts be alone what he is e. and ideas than saying. by putting it sharing Professi to words. your onal : place you told with a me that friend? because of losing your Sharing of relevant Refers to I have family, Information the act of the result your life discussing of your was important laborator never data about y test the same the patient and I will since the to the discuss it typhoon. patient with you himself. It for your 9. Reflecting Refers to Client, I fosters needed redirect the feel that I confidence medicati statement no linger and give on. of the client have any the patient back to him purpose a sense of to ever control on encourage since ai the him to lost my manageme ponder on work. nt of his his mental thoughts health more. issues. Focusing Refers to Professi ask ask onal: Exploring alternatives Refers to Regardin questions Let’s talk communic g your directed at about ation concern specific your strategy over the goal to refusal which deadline, gather for permits the have you further cancer client to tried evidence screenin explore requesti about g. other ng for an specific options and extensio matter. enhances n or Elaboration Refers to Professi the sense consider ask for onal: Tell of control ed details of me more over his outsourci the topic about mental ng the being your plan health work discussed to leave manageme needed to gather your nt. to meet complete family it? or holistic data on the multi- Validating Refers to Did I get factorial the means your problems of making respons of the sure e right patient. whether regardin the g
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2/18/24 information your gathered is sexual Changing the topic Shifting to Patient: "I've accurate. preferen another topic been sad since ce? away the death of from what the my wife". Summarizing Refers to We just patient is Professional: integrating talked narrating. "what have pertinent about your kids been information your doing since the and making concern death of their a unified over mother, your general your wife? data about salary, the topic retireme being nt plan, Requesting an Compelling the "After all these discussed benefits explanation patient to years from her prevent and explain and death, why do confusion insuranc justify his you still feel or and keep e. answer sad" the topic actions. being discussed Disagreeing Verbally Patient: "I don't on tract. expressing like the newly desire to elected negate the president" patient's Professional: "I statement. don't see nor understand any reason why you don't like him at all"
Challenging Giving probing Do you think it
questions that is logical and might make reasonable to the patient hate the newly questions his elected values, answer president? Non- Therapeutic Communication or purposes while narrating Ineffective Explanation Examples his feelings. Responses False assurance Giving out Despite the false hopes to stage 4 cancer Stereotyping Using typical "I see that the of your mother, comments that you're the patient without please don't may make the silent type, certainty of worry, patient feel hhhmmm.... scientific everything will awkward and Silent waters knowledge be alright. ridiculous. run deep"
Belittling the pt Disregarding You're the only
feelings the patients' who might be Parroting Repeating Patient: "I'm so as something thinking that exactly as the afraid" insignificant. way. Your patient says Professional: mother surely like as if an "You're loves you too! echo SO afraid" of the original message. Probing Asking “Tell me more questions that about your forces the pt to secret affair
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2/18/24 reveal certain with your information. It neighbor”. is not therapeutic if - Refers to all means of communication used when the that does use spoken and written pt is not yet language. ready to reveal - It covers facial expression, sign his private life. language, distance, touch, tone of voice It is therapeutic and silence. if used when - Kinetics refers to all types of body the patient movements including facial expressions, showns the raising an eyebrow, pouting the lips etc. sign of openess. Advising Giving If you think directions and your husband suggestions on is gay, then I what to do with think you his personal should divorce problems. your husband. It is not therapeutic since the pt is supposed to figure out by himself what is the most effective means to handle the problems. Professional therefor must not advise but help the the patient explore ❖ Personal and Intimate – nursing care all available options to • Touch refers to the physical contact between choose from. the messenger and receiver. It is important to Imposing values Insisting your Patient: I convey sincerity of support in situations where personal value wanted to go to no words can comfort the patient. Such as system to the bar and party when patient and all night on my the patient is grieving and crying over a loss. constricting 30th birthday. o However, be careful to use touch is them to Professional: it cases of cultural prohibition where a behave in would be male is not allowed to touch a a similar way wrong to get female, in cases of patients with to your value drunk and stay paranoia or those who fell victim of system. up late sexual abuse. In these populations partying... you avoid touch because it may lead to would look like harassment issues. an • Silence refers to pauses on strategic and irresponsible timely moments to allow the client or patient 30-year-old in expressing his feelings. This allows for adult. reflection on the side of the nurse and gives more opportunity to observe for non-verbal cues present while the patient is talking.
o Ex. Patient is verbalizing how angry
she was about her rape. o The professional is silent about it in Non- verbal Communication selective moments and notice that
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2/18/24 there are no verbal or tone indicator that the patient is angry. o She's smiling occasionally and her tone is a bit excited in narrating how she was raped. o This requires follow up on the truthfulness of the claim of the patient.
• Paralanguage refers to tone and quality of
voice. o Ex. While the patient is narrating her anger about her rape the professional notices that the tone shows excitement and the quality of vocal expression does not stammer, does not show fear but exudes confidence. o This may lead to suspicion over the patients claim. o It has to be validated whether the patient was really raped or something else is behind the claim.