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Therapeutic Communication. Lecture 1. Objective #6. Define communication. Communication is:. interaction between 2+ people exchange of information. Communication. - tion Process Communica Share / give To make common. Communication is influenced by:. Values Attitudes Beliefs
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Therapeutic Communication Lecture 1
Objective #6 • Define communication
Communication is: • interaction • between 2+ people • exchange of information
Communication • -tion • Process • Communica • Share / give • To make common
Communication is influenced by: • Values • Attitudes • Beliefs • Purpose • Context
Intrapersonal • Interpersonal
Objective #7 • Identify and describe the operational definition of the communication process
Communication Process • Sender • Receiver • Message • Feedback
Message • Expression of your thoughts
Sender • Encoding • Sends our the message
Receiver • Decoding • Person to whom the message was sent
Feedback! • Response to the message
Objective #8 • List the two main channels of communication
Types of Communication Verbal Non-verbal AKA: body language • Spoken word • Written word
8 modes of nonverbal communication • Physical appearance • Body movement & Posture • Facial expression • Gestures • Eye contact • Tone & volume or voice • Touch • Silence
Two Main Channels of Communication are WORDS and BEHAVIORS • Verbal • The words we choose (7%) • Paraverbal • How we say the words (38%) • Kinesics • Body Language (55%)
People Reading • What people are really saying.
Body Language • Facial Expressions • Posture • Gestures
Considerations • Context • Sufficient Samples • Culture / Ethnicity • Age and Gender • Faking and Deception
Emotional Facial ExpressionsDr. Paul Ekman • Anger • Wrath / Rage • Contempt • Disrespect / Intense Dislike • Disgust • Aversion / Repugnance • Fear • Agitation / Anxiety • Happiness • Pleasure / Contentment • Sadness • Showing / Causing Sorrow • Surprise • Sudden / Unexpected
Posture and Gestures • Anger • Lean Forward • Clenched Fists • Excited / Happy • Open, Palms Up • Intimidating • Upright, Close Proximity • Interest • Lean Forward • Hand on Face, Finger pointing up • Defensive • Closed • Arms Crossed • Mirroring • Matched Position • Matched Elevation
Objective #9 • Explain what is meant by the P.T.—patient relationship
Empathy versus Sympathy Empathy • Acknowledge client’s emotions • Show care by listening and responding Sympathy • Carry some of the patients problems…. Feel sorry for them
Emotional Separateness Allows the professional to focus on the patient’s needs and not on our own!! • Be Self-Aware • Be Self-Monitoring • Be Self-Correcting
Objective #10 • Describe why therapeutic communication is the most important tool used by the P.T.
Basic Communication Skills What characteristics do you ascribe to someone you really like talking to?
Therapeutic Communication • Is “other focused” Listening is the key!
Elements of Therapeutic Communication • Trust • Empathy • RespectCongruence (Genuineness) • Self Awareness • Listening
Traits for Successful and Effective Therapeutic Communication: • non-judgmental • good listener • genuine liking for people • open body language • good eye contact • clarifies what they heard • trustworthy - integrity • sincere desire to help • values who your are • exhibits patience • attentive • not always quick to remedy • appropriate vocabulary • use humor • sensitivity and Empathy
Objective #14 • Discriminate between hearing and listening
How can you become a better listener? • Hearing • Sensing sound • Listening • “A process that involves sensing, interpreting, evaluating and reacting to spoken messages.”
Definition • Listening • “A process that involves sensing, interpreting, evaluating and reacting to spoken messages.”
stages of listening • Sensation • Interpretation • Evaluation • Reaction
listening challenges • Distractions • Internal • External
listening challenges • Distractions • Shutting out the message • The rush to judgment • Partial hearing • Disabilities
Become an active listener • Set purposes • Ask questions • Pay attention to verbal signpost • Expect the unexpected
Ask questions • “The most important types of question you will ask are… • CLARIFYING QUESTIONS”
Objective #15 • Relate how therapeutic communication differs from social communication
Style of Communication Social Therapeutic Purposeful Goal oriented • Family • Friends
Therapeutic Social Therapeutic vs. Social Communication • Focus on helping patient • PLANNED and directed with a purpose by the professional • Needs of the patient outweigh the needs of the P.T. • Professionals are obligated to share information within Tx Team • Relies on pt. disclosure • Both parties seek to have personal needs met • Involves equal disclosure of personal information and intimacy • Confidentiality • Spontaneity
Objective #16 • Define and describe the importance of each of the following: • Readiness skills, Attending skills, Active listening skills, Reflecting skills: content and emotion
Objective #17 • Explain the concept of the therapeutic self.
Psychiatric Technicians Primary Role: • Therapeutic “Use of Self” • Attempt to establish healthy relationships with people who are unable to do so • Therapeutic interpersonal relationships • Therapeutic communication