16 Using Silence as a Therapeutic Communication Technique - Basic Concept PDF

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Binh Ton-That How do you use therapeutic silence

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Underlying Principles

Nursing Interventions

Therapeutic Communication Techniques

Silence is a therapeutic communication technique that is also very helpful when the nurse wants to give the client ample time to fully and openly discuss their feelings, opinions and beliefs, however, prolonged silence may be interpreted by the client as a lack of interest on the part of the nurse.

used silence primarily to facilitate reflection, encourage responsibilit facilitate expression of feelings, not interrupt session flow, and convey empathy. During silence, nurses observed the patient conveying interest and thoughts

Active Listening Making Observations Encouraging Descriptions of Perception

Nurses use therapeutic communication techniques to provide education and support to patients, while maintaining objectivity and professional distance.

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When patients suddenly become quiet, they may be experiencing such strong emotions that they are unable to talk. Nurses should stop, remain quiet for a moment, then inquire about what the patient is thinking and feeling.

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