I know between all of the feedback I have received from practice, writing my paper whom do I bring to practice, reflecting on how I have come to be and creating my "mountain" has enabled me to look deeply into my relational being and how I relate to situations, clients and other team members. I have gained a clearer understanding of what my strengths are and how they positivity influences my practice. As well, I better understand my vulnerabilities and how they affect me and contribute to challenges when relating to myself and others in practice.
I have learned that I am able to easily adapt to different environments and develop healthy relationships across the lifespan. This semester, I have had a few very different opportunities to work …show more content…
The above assimilates different needs required of my relational capacity in different nursing environment. Along the journey, there are factors (Orange signs – left blank because they are always changing with goals and strategies) that are going to influence my ways of being and requires that I make adjustments, reflect on who I am, understand what is working and not working and what I need to understand about myself to ensure I am safely and ethical relating to myself and others within a changing and often very challenging environment. In my nursing practice, I focused on developing my relational capacities with myself and others through goal setting and formulating strategies for success. Climbing mountains requires the same fundamental concepts to safely reach the peak (goal). My relational goals were to improve my overall confidence through communication, recognize and set boundaries, and work positively through conflict with others. When climbing a mountain, I must have good confidence to reach the top …show more content…
It also helps to understand how previous experiences give way to new understanding, new beliefs, new values and new ways of approaching challenges. There are four routes to climb my mountain. These routes represent the paths in which I work through my goals. Some routes I will need lots of support (gear and equipment), some will take a long to climb, some will easy and take a short amount of time and others will be a vertical learning curve that requires strong mental and physical
I have learned that I am able to easily adapt to different environments and develop healthy relationships across the lifespan. This semester, I have had a few very different opportunities to work …show more content…
The above assimilates different needs required of my relational capacity in different nursing environment. Along the journey, there are factors (Orange signs – left blank because they are always changing with goals and strategies) that are going to influence my ways of being and requires that I make adjustments, reflect on who I am, understand what is working and not working and what I need to understand about myself to ensure I am safely and ethical relating to myself and others within a changing and often very challenging environment. In my nursing practice, I focused on developing my relational capacities with myself and others through goal setting and formulating strategies for success. Climbing mountains requires the same fundamental concepts to safely reach the peak (goal). My relational goals were to improve my overall confidence through communication, recognize and set boundaries, and work positively through conflict with others. When climbing a mountain, I must have good confidence to reach the top …show more content…
It also helps to understand how previous experiences give way to new understanding, new beliefs, new values and new ways of approaching challenges. There are four routes to climb my mountain. These routes represent the paths in which I work through my goals. Some routes I will need lots of support (gear and equipment), some will take a long to climb, some will easy and take a short amount of time and others will be a vertical learning curve that requires strong mental and physical