Lesson 1330 of 1524
Therapeutic Relationships
These stages, as well as the boundaries placed and upheld by the nurse, help to build the rapport and trust between the client and the nurse
Practice this chapterThese stages, as well as the boundaries placed and upheld by the nurse, help to build the rapport and trust between the client and the nurse Family dynamics have a large impact on a child’s emotional development.
Some things that can affect family dynamics are being a single-parent family, divorce, poverty, addition of a stepparent, and parental mental health. Therapeutic nurse-client relationships vary in depth, length, and focus.
boundaries — limits set as individuals that define levels of comfort when interacting with others. family dynamics — way that the family members interact, communicate, and problem-solve. differentiation of self — when an individual is able to feel autonomous and make decisions that help them function independently within the family group. re-traumatization — feeling like the past trauma is reoccurring or that the person is in an unsafe situation as they were when the trauma occurred.
Worked example
What does “boundaries” mean in Therapeutic Relationships?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for boundaries.
- 2The book says: limits set as individuals that define levels of comfort when interacting with others.
- 3Do not use the meaning of family dynamics. That term means way that the family members interact, communicate, and problem-solve.
Result: limits set as individuals that define levels of comfort when interacting with others
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for boundaries.
Do not swap boundaries and family dynamics. boundaries means limits set as individuals that define levels of comfort when interacting with others. family dynamics means way that the family members interact, communicate, and problem-solve.
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