Therapeutic relationship

how a therapeutic relationship between a nurse and patient can help maximise the communication skills and behaviours of a nurse, this is to help with a patients experiences and feelings. The National Competency Standards for a registered nurse, which is under standard 9 sub-section 9.1, “demonstrate empathy, trust and respect for the dignity and potential of the individual/group” (Board, 2006) has been chosen to help with the discussion on how to establish, maintain and conclude a therapeutic…

DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION From the critical realist perspective, the overall study identifies the connection between the power relationship, contextual factors and interactional features of the therapeutic relationship in the South Indian outpatient physiotherapy settings in its different level. In this study, the identified power relationship, the contextual factors and interactional features denotes the elements of social practice, discourse practice and the text features of Fairclough’s CDA…

interrelated components of any therapeutic relationship are (1) the “real relationship” between the client and the clinician, (2) transference and countertransference which regards the significance of the clinician’s emotional responses and (3) the “working alliance” which assists the client with relationships with themselves and others (p.38). During the development of the relationship between the client and the clinician, the clinician demonstrates an expertise in relationships by responding…

Building therapeutic relationship with the client and their family is extremely important because it results in building trust. An example of therapeutic relationship with a resident; was when I was asked to walk with one of the residents to the dining hall. I walked into the resident’s room and I greeted the resident and her daughter. I explained the procedure and asked the resident how she was doing. The resident responded, “I have had better days.” This allowed me to ask the resident why she…

that are needed when establishing and maintain a therapeutic relationship. They are working alliance, empathy and respect, and multicultural understanding. According to the author of the text, it is agreed that the relationship between clients and the therapist is important; however, there are some differences as to how the relationship is to characterized and played out in the helping process. First, the working alliance refers to the relationship and collaboration between the helper and the…

I believe the therapeutic relationship is the most important component to the process of counseling. My definition of the therapeutic relationship is “the building of trust between client and counselor that allows for growth and change to take place”. The relationship between counselor and client allows for true change and growth to happen in therapy. Knowing that each theory has a different model of therapeutic relationship I think the most important quality is trust and understanding.…

learning and progress (Perryman, 2015). In addition, the therapeutic relationships which is established through the student and therapies allows for connections and growth in overall feelings of support. The therapeutic relationship allows for understanding and connection (Perryman, 2015). As stated by Perryman (2015), children are people who are reacting to the world around them and modeling behaviors seen through their perspective. They are in control of their environment during therapy.…

condition. My relationships and experiences have taught me that everyone I know could be in counseling because we all experience the existential anxiety that comes from loneliness, aging, meaninglessness, death, and the choices we make. The realization that all people need help through their life journeys has made me want to fill that need to help and understand them. Through my education, research, and work in the realm of psychology, I have learned that the therapeutic relationship is the best…

Entering into a counseling relationship is something which seems so natural. Nevertheless, once I was put in a place where I needed to help cultivate a therapeutic relationship, this seemingly natural process became a lot more complicated in my mind. Yet, as the conversation moved forward with Elizabeth, my mind began to settle and I began to clear a seemingly functional path in working with her. I believe the order of my questions in this session were helpful for Elizabeth, and my attending…

Back ground and Literature review. The relationship between clinicians and their patients is of central importance in the delivery of health care. Patient and therapist relationship traditionally has been viewed as a key determinant of treatment outcome and is considered central to the therapeutic process (Hall et al 2012). Abundant research has been conducted regarding the impact of the therapeutic relationship between patient and health provider, especially in the field of general medicine…