NON-THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES NURSING

[@thernlegacy6691]

Mental health is one of those things that most people are afraid to talk about or even admit they’re struggling with. It’s like any other disease! I had to share my struggle with feeling nervous on my YT channel & how I dealt with it, which helped so much! Glad we’re taking the stigma out of it

[@BrigitteNP]

Thanks for watching. Good luck with your channel.

[@danielbanando5167]

Forgive but never forget

[@danielbanando5167]

Things are better now but they still have a long way to go

[@danielbanando5167]

A very good video, Nurse i am 67 and I was first hospitalized psychiatrically in 1969 at age 15 on an adult unit The nurses were cruel and sadistic The quality of psychiatric nursing has greatly improved I really like your emphasis for the need for psychiatric nurses to have empathy for their patients

[@BrigitteNP]

I'm sorry you experienced such cruelty.

[@yurikomaefrancioustheresed3725]

Despite this pandemic, I'm a first-year BSN student and this video helps me a lot. Thank you so much!

[@BrigitteNP]

I'm so glad! Best of luck!

[@Missladybee_]

Just found your channel and watched the therapeutic techniques. So helpful. Thank you

[@BrigitteNP]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@JD-qy9nf]

I work as a registered nurse in an acute mental health institution and some of the nurses there need more education about how to interact with patients. thank you for these videos

[@BrigitteNP]

I agree 💯

[@colettewilliams4810]

Thank you for your content…. Im in my last semester and i feel that the subject is not explain very through to me… thank you fir helping me understand mental health communication techniques!!!!

[@BrigitteNP]

My pleasure!

[@reginagarza6226]

Thank you. I start my clinical next week, and I am so nervous.

[@BrigitteNP]

Hi Regina. I pray you have a kind and passionate clinical instructor. I love mental health nursing and usually what you’ll be seeing is depression and anxiety . Remember they are human beings just going through a rough time that love having someone to listen to them.

[@reginagarza6226]

@@BrigitteNP I've heard really good things about the clinic site I will be going to.

[@JenieMiles]

I am taking mental health this quarter and feel lost but these videos are very helpful

[@BrigitteNP]

I am glad they are helpful.

[@afrodetraveller6005]

Nice Content Professor B keep growing, really like ur style..

[@BrigitteNP]

Very much Appreciated

[@NursingConnection]

One thing that I feel falls short in "nursing teaching" is the follow up that one sentence will cause. For example : a therapeutic statement @14:15 is "I noticed you applied for a job". Okay..let's think about what will happen next....the patient says, "Yes, I did". NOW WHAT. Lol. 😂 I mean...social norms would expect the nurse to say "That's great!" Or "That's a good step" or "I hope you get it!"..but in textbook world, all of those statements would be wrong to say because they show agreement/approval (non therapeutic). Basically - nursing by textbook likes to pretend that it's normal to make a single stmt, not wrap up a conversation or have a "closing " or assist the nurse student with how to continue up the last statement without falling into the "that's wonderful!" Non therapeutics ending to the conversation Trap

[@BrigitteNP]

I agree with you. It's very counterintuitive to not be able to provide positive reinforcement.

[@NursingConnection]

@@BrigitteNP yeah! 🤗 and I didn't mean this towards you personally just to be clear 😀 I mean the textbooks as I'm going through it just act like that's the whole convo 😂 video was super helpful to reaffirm what I learned! Thx!

[@danielbanando5167]

Good job!

[@BrigitteNP]

Thanks!