Therapeutic communication is the process that assists a client in their understanding while considering their emotional and physical in an ethical and safe way this is done using both verbal and non-verbal communication techniques(Candlin, 2008). Throughout the Movie WIT (Wit 2001) both effective and ineffective therapeutic communication is demonstrated using a scene in which Jason Posner is interviewing Vivian Bearing as an example it becomes evident at how effective communication and can assist in making a client feel more secure but also demonstrates how ineffective communication and be detrimental towards progress this is displayed through both verbal and non-verbal communication.
In the film WIT Dr Jason Posner conducts a medical exam on bearing in this scene there are both effective and ineffective communication skills. When communicating posers non-verbal communication is poor. An effective non-verbal communication skill that is used when communicating with a patient is the SOLER method sit square open posture lean towards the client eye contact and relax (Egan, 2014). In this scene Posner is sitting …show more content…
By capitalizing on effective nonverbal communication skills such as SOLER and SURETY it can one can maintain professionalism but at the same time assist in meeting the holistic needs of a client. By being mindful of good verbal communication one can assist in making their therapeutic presence stand out. this is achieved by using effective paralanguage, reading the situation and asking the correct type of questions to give control to the client, actively listening by concisely clarifying and summarising a client’s needs and by removing the barriers of communication that impede on the conversation. WIT greatly assists in juxtaposing Effective and ineffective
In the film WIT Dr Jason Posner conducts a medical exam on bearing in this scene there are both effective and ineffective communication skills. When communicating posers non-verbal communication is poor. An effective non-verbal communication skill that is used when communicating with a patient is the SOLER method sit square open posture lean towards the client eye contact and relax (Egan, 2014). In this scene Posner is sitting …show more content…
By capitalizing on effective nonverbal communication skills such as SOLER and SURETY it can one can maintain professionalism but at the same time assist in meeting the holistic needs of a client. By being mindful of good verbal communication one can assist in making their therapeutic presence stand out. this is achieved by using effective paralanguage, reading the situation and asking the correct type of questions to give control to the client, actively listening by concisely clarifying and summarising a client’s needs and by removing the barriers of communication that impede on the conversation. WIT greatly assists in juxtaposing Effective and ineffective