Communication Skills | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Opening Case Study Human and Technical Relations Skills | |
Social and Therapeutic Communications | |
Genetic Influences | |
Cultural Influences | |
Economic Influences | |
Life Experience Spiritual and Moral Values Models/Mentors | |
The Therapeutic Process | |
What is Self-Awareness? | |
The Value of Self-Analysis Professional | |
Application | |
Case Study Communication Cycle | |
The Sender | |
The Message | |
The Receiver Feedback Verbal | |
Communication Nonverbal Communication Two | |
Key Points to Successful Communication | |
Types of Nonverbal Communication | |
Facial Expression Touch | |
Territoriality Position Posture Gestures/Mannerisms Word of Caution | |
Influence of Technology on Communication Electronic Mail Fax Messaging | |
Video and Teleconference Team Communication | |
Listening Skills | |
Summary Exercises | |
Review Questions | |
Multiple Choice | |
Questions For Further Consideration | |
Case Studies | |
End Notes | |
Resources | |
Multicultural Therapeutic Communication | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Opening Case Study Introduction Developing Cultural Communication | |
Barriers to Therapeutic Multicultural Communication | |
Lack of Knowledge Fear and Distrust Racism Bias, Prejudice, and Ethocentrism | |
Stereotyping Health Care Rituals Language Perceptions and Expectations | |
The Therapeutic Response Manifestations of Cultural Diversity Communication Context | |
Caregiving Structure Time Focus | |
Generalized Manifestations of Cultures and Religious Caucasian | |
Western Culture | |
African American Western Culture | |
Black, African or Caribbean Culture | |
Asian Culture | |
Native American South Sea Islander Cultures | |
Hispanic and Latino Cultures | |
Religion-Induced Cultures | |
Judaism Hinduism and Buddhism | |
Muslim Ancient Greek Influence on Culture | |
Cultural Brokering | |
Using a Medical Interpreter/Broker | |
The Therapeutic Response Recognizing Types of Medicine Western | |
Medicine Holistic Medicine | |
Oriental Medicine Folk Medicine | |
Summary Exercises | |
Review Questions | |
Multiple Choice Questions | |
For Further Consideration Case Studies | |
End Notes | |
Resources | |
The Helping Interview | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Opening Case Study Introduction Changes in Today?s | |
Health Care Climate | |
Interview Components Control Factor | |
Orientation Risk/Trust | |
Warmth/Caring Genuineness | |
Sympathy/Empathy Sincerity | |
Identification of Problem Responding Skills | |
Sharing Observations | |
Acknowledging Feelings Clarifying and Validating | |
Reflecting and Paraphrasing | |
Levels of Need Questioning Techniques Closed Questions Open-Ended Questions | |
Indirect Statements Roadblocks to Communication Reassuring | |
ClichTs Giving | |
Advice/Approval Requiring | |
Explanations Belittling/Contradicting/Criticizing | |
Defending Changing the Subject/Shifting Moralizing/Lecturing Shaming/Threatening/Ridiculing | |
Resolution of the Problem | |
Case Study Resolution to Chapter 1 Opening Case Study | |
Summary | |
Exercises | |
Review Questions | |
Multiple Choice Questions | |
For Further Consideration Case Studies | |
End Notes | |
Resources | |
The Therapeutic Response Across the Life Span | |
Chapter Objectives Opening | |
Case Study | |
Introduction Case Study Infants | |
The Therapeutic | |
Response Case Study Children | |
The Therapeutic Response Case Study Adolescents | |
The Therapeutic Response Case Study Adults | |
The Therapeutic Response Case Study Elderly | |
The Therapeutic Response | |
Summary | |
Exercises | |
Review | |
Questions Multiple Choice | |
Questions For Further Consideration | |
Case Studies Resources | |
The Therapeutic Response to Stressed and Anxious Clients | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Opening Case Study Introduction Stressors and Stress | |
Stress Theories Alarm Fight or Flight Exhaustion Return to Normal | |
Stress and the Life Span | |
How to Reduce Stress | |
The Therapeutic Response Anxiety | |
Mild Anxiety | |
Moderate Anxiety | |
Severe Anxiety | |
Panic Anxiety | |
Summary Exercises | |
Review Questions | |
Multiple Choice | |
Questions For Further | |
Consideration Case Studies | |
Resources | |
The Therapeutic Response to Frightened, Angry, Aggressive, Abused/Abusive Clients | |
Chapter Objectives | |
Opening Case Study | |
The Frightened Client | |
Case Study | |
Panic Attacks | |
The Therapeutic | |
Response | |
The Angry Cl | |
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