THERAPEUTIC INTERACTION

Therapeutic Interaction and Healthcare Professional

Therapeutic Interaction and Healthcare Professional

Introduction

Clinicians and researchers alike have acknowledged the central role of the therapist-client relationship in the process of psychotherapy and client change. The quality of the therapeutic relationship can be shown to be an expressive determinant of beneficial outcome across various therapy approaches, and it can be seen by many to represent a common factor accounting for therapeutic success. Modern techniques of health care depend on a growing number of professional high-level forms of an interdisciplinary team. These people called health professionals when they can be involved in one way or another in health care administration. So this is a fairly radical concept (Barrett, 2009).

Discussion and Analysis

Ideally, for therapeutic touch to be effective must be aware of the nurse how do you show to the client. It seems rushed, for example, if the nurse they speak quickly, missions seem harried, and they are breathing heavily, their eyes and not on the client, but perhaps the presence of an intravenous bag on the client in the next bed. In such a case, there is nothing that can say this pathogen treatment to the client in a way that the customer will see. Some of the feelings associated with therapeutic communication include but are not limited to the following: professionalism, confidentiality, Courtesy, and the confidence, the availability of and sympathy, and compassion (Gupta, 2011).

Cognitive Therapy

The therapist, can facilitate the task if the patient returns expressions in their perceptions of events and their associated emotional states, making it as hypotheses to be tested by the feedback from the patient (eg, "When you are in a meeting and no speaks to him seems to think that anyone is really interested in you and then start to feel very sad and lonely. I would like someone to take the lead, but nobody seems to do well ... could it happen? "). Even the empathic therapist can avoid making derogatory judgments about the patient's behaviour and relationship problems (eg resistors) if one have the ability to have empathy for these problems. Cognitive therapy believes that there are 3 basic factors that help maintain the therapeutic relationship started:

The Basic Trust

This is the patient's perception that sees the relationship with the therapist as safe and non-threatening and that allows him to express his difficulties with the hope of finding a solution to their difficulties. The weighing his speech therapist (eg eliciting feedback from the patient) and adjusts its role (directivity, reliability, limits, etc.)

The Rapport

This typically refers to an agreement on goals, objectives and therapeutic procedures between patient and therapist. Also, the therapist can be placed in the same "wave" of the patient through empathy, acceptance and authenticity. Explaining to the patient treatment duration, frequency of meetings, the therapeutic process and fluctuations, and collect their answers were, may help reach a minimum agreement on these points, or not to initiate therapy if the patient brings an overly restrictive framework. In short their objective should be to satisfy the patients to ...