Description

The book "Therapeutic Interaction in Nursing is a comprehensive book for nurses on how to effectively communicate and interact with their patients in a therapeutic manner. The book introduces the concept of therapeutic interaction as a means of promoting healing and well-being for patients. It explains the various theories and principles of therapeutic interaction, and provides practical guidance for nurses on how to apply these principles in different clinical settings. The author also explore the various factors that can impact therapeutic communication and offer a range of strategies for overcoming such barriers and building more effective relationships with patients. The book is well-researched, drawing on a range of theoretical perspectives from nursing, psychology, sociology, and communication studies. It is written in an accessible style, with numerous real-world examples and case studies to illustrate key points. Overall, "Therapeutic Interaction in Nursing" is an essential resource for any nurse seeking to improve their communication skills and build more effective relationships with their patients. It provides a strong conceptual framework for nursing practice, and is a valuable reference for students, educators, and experienced practitioners alike.