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Therapeutic Relationship
-Purpose
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- Help clients solve problems
- Cope more effectively
- Achieve developmental goals
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Therapeutic Relationship
-Definition
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- A close, helping relationship based on trust, which fosters collaboration
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Caring
-Definition
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- Caring includes meeting client needs in a timely manner
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Professionalism
-Definition
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- Refers to the nurse’s knowledge of psychiatric problems and appropriate interventions
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Trust
-Definition
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- Involves predictability, consistency, and clear expectations
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Mutual Respect
-Definition
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- Key element in the trusting relationship
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Goals of Introductory Phase
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- Establish Trust
- Client can verbalize thoughts and feelings
- Nurse and client ID focal problem and purpose of relationship
- Nurse explains their role
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Goals of the Working Phase
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- Client Identifies past ineffective behaviors
- Client has developed a plan of action
- practiced implementing it - Client and family express increased hopefulness
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Goals of Termination Phase
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- Appointments are readjusted
- Both parties express feelings of loos of relationship
- Interactions are more relaxed and focused on the future
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Obstacles to Therapeutic Relationships
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- Judgmental attitude
- Excessive probing
- Lack of self-awareness
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Carl Rogers
-Ingredients of Caring
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- Empathy
- Genuine
- Unconditional positive regard
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Characteristics of Active Listening
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- Maintaining Eye Contact
- Facilitating close proximity (If not threatening to client)
- Projecting a relaxed physical orientation
- Speaking calmly
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Setting the Stage for Active Listening
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- Remove environmental distractions (TV or other people)
- Preventing interruptions
- Attending to the client’s physical comfort
