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Being mentally, emotionally, socially, and spiritually well. Contains mental, social, and spiritual dimensions
Psychosocial health
The beliefs and feeling one holds about oneself. It develops over time as person interacts with the world and the those in it.
Self-Concept
The exchange of information between individuals
Communication
The individual providing the information in a interview
Sender
The individual translating the information in a interview
Receiver
Paying undivided attention to what the client says and does. This includes verbal and nonverbal cues
Listening
Giving full attention to verbal and nonverbal messages
Attending
Clarification, by restating information through a basic message
Paraphrasing
Repeating verbal or nonverbal messages for the benefit of the client
Reflecting
The gathering of ideas, feelings and themes that have been discussed through the interview and restating them in several general statements
Summarizing
The capacity to respond to another's feelings and experiences as if they were your own
Empathy
Ability to present oneself honestly and spontaneously. Being real with the client by stating honestly what is going on
Genuineness
This is used to clarify previously obtained information, assessment data, as well as gain specific information about a specific health concern. Can update current diagnostic information as well
Focused Interview
The Pictorial representation of family relationships and medical history.
Geno-gram
Questions that help to move a conversation along and can not be answered with a simple yes or no answer
Open Ended Questions
Questions that can be ended with a simple answer and are normally specific in nature
Close Ended Questions
A Group or set of moral codes that conform to the ideals that a client believes in attempts to live their lives by
Religion
Belief in a higher power or with something such as a ideal, group, or humanity itself.
Spirituality
Speaking to the client in specific terms rather than in vague generalities. The client rather than a group. "You" rather than "This"
Concreteness