Establishing Therapeutic Relationship

 Establishing therapeutic relationship is at the heart of mental health practice and it takes time to develop. Developing and sustaining therapeutic relationships with service users, their families form the basis of all care (patient therap) Also, the relationship requires commitment and effort to maintain. Any therapeutic alliance has the potential for growth and change. While the interpersonal aspects of the therapeutic relationship are vague, the opportunity for high level practice, education and research is lost. The outcomes of all interventions depend on the nature of the therapeutic relationship (relationship). There are nine main constructs for developing the relationship including impart understanding and empathy, accept individuality, …show more content…
Moreover, the early experiences have an important impact on the way in which patient engage with nurses and mental health service. Therefore, an open and honest communication and creating a comfortable communicating environment are pivotal action for early engagement. In order to run other recovery theory smoothly, it is vital for the mental health nurse establish a stable therapeutic relationship with Ben first. The closer interaction between the mental health nurses and patients resulted in less hyperactivity and less need for certain types of medications. The role of the mental health nurses definitely can use the nurse-patient relationship to help patient find his way. Overall, setting up the therapeutic relationship is a priority of all other recovery theories.
 To treat drug-induced psychosis, the patient should be required to discontinue using the drug that caused it. There is usually little information relates to the type of substance that is allegedly inducing the psychosis, an indication of the amounts of the drug being used or how the …show more content…
Counselling helps in determining the cause and exploring the ways of resolving the core issues. It is especially important to implement this type of treatment immediately after the first psychotic attack in order to help the patient deal with the fear and life adjustment. The symptoms of drug induced psychosis can be emotion change and patient might be hard to express his feelings; it is possible for violent behaviors and incoherence in though or actions appear. Therefore, if Ben can receives a timely communication or counselling, it highly reduces the risk of having violent behavior which would speed up the recovery process. Counselling for psychosis provide Ben with an opportunity to explore his thoughts and the impact that may having on his behavior. He also can discuss any past experiences that may have influenced his present situation, and then the mental health nurses can find ways and methods of addressing them. The particular method would be different according to the individual situation and the stage of the psychotic diseases. A person with acute psychotic symptoms may simply want to know there is someone who can understand their experience and provide reassurance that they will recover. During the recovery phase progresses, the mental health nurses should learn practical ways to prevent further episodes, such as stress management and