Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Intervention Case Study

A full holistic approach is required. It is an important aspect in any care being provided that the patient and families are educated in chronic pain. The responsibility if health care professionals to educate their peers and advocate the appropriate pain management in children. When conducting any treatment plan it is essential for the therapist to be patient-centred and include the patient in all the decision making of their treatment. It is important to investigate the patient’s understanding of the condition.

First, the therapist attempts to understand the client’s idea of life; for example, what does he/ she believes or what do they stand for, such as its values. Second, the therapist explores those values in a much thorough way. Lastly, the client is expected to use what he/ she learned in therapy and apply it to their everyday life with the intention of living a purposeful

The PIT provides exploratory rationale to the patient. The therapist attempts to bestow a rationale for the patient, which affirms the significance of relating emotional or somatic symptoms to interpersonal conflicts or problems. By the end of initial sessions, the link between the interpersonal difficulties and emotional problems and distress should be constructed. To be able to do this is important because it is one of the principal points for patient to remain in therapy (Guthrie,

Beneficial relief is a possibility using natural treatments, but for any permanent relief it is strongly recommended that you consult with a cognitive behavior therapist experienced in dealing with Bi-Polar. They will be capable of diagnosing your condition and delve deeply into your past and current behaviors. They are better equipped to deal with your situation, and will prescribe any necessary medication they feel you need. Frequent visits to your therapist will instill confidence and enable you to cooperate fully. With their experience of dealing with cases such as yours, they will be able to provide you with the pros and cons treatments and advise you on what treatment they feel is best for you.

I witnessed first hand how the occupational therapist added to the patient life by ensuring that the was on their way to being as close to independent as possible thus ensuring that whole person care was being achieved. Occupational therapist play an important role in the team of healthcare professional. Occupational therapists are educated on how to effectively provide care to the client and they have their own set of roles and specific goals that help the client achieve a better quality of life. There are circumstances that arise in the OT’s profession that cause a delay in patient care, but that is common in various professions. Other team member such the RN can facilitate the goals that were implemented by the OT.

Introduction The following is an assignment on the care of a confused client. Every client should be provided with care which preserves their human rights, dignity, independence, autonomy and privacy. Along with all these rights, a confused client should be cared for meticulously whilst maintaining good awareness for their needs through observation and planning as some patients can be unpredictable. Assessment of individual client needs A new client is assessed by the multi-disciplinary team (MDT). Common members of a MDT include a GP, Occupational Therapist, Physiotherapist, Staff Nurse, Dietician and Activities Co-ordinator.

(Doherty & Thompson, 2014). The aspects of care suggest that nurses must have a certain moral background, and a knowledge of one’s self and capabilities, in order to establish a caring relationship with clients. (Fowler, 2015). The four phases of the ethics of care allow the nurse to recognize that care is necessary, take responsibility and act by caring, strive to meet the needs of the client, and have the client or the client’s family acknowledge that care for the client was needed and received. (Fowler, 2015, p.28).

Michael White and David Epston observed and believed that the way people tell their stories reflects their emotions and motivations. A therapist must lead with a learner’s stance meaning from a place where the therapist learns from the client. With older clients encouraging the narrative and learning from their experience helps to identify values and histories of successful coping. Narrative therapy uses anti-hierarchal dialogues. The therapist facilitates the client as “expert in the room”.

Evidence-based resources/books are available to prevent medication error, strategies to be used to ensure correct medication administration and high alert medication require extra caution when administering can improve the student nurse’s ability to think analytically and solve medication administration problems. The Nursing student must be taught math calculation for medication administration often. Adequate practice with real problem solving can effectively reinforce these skills and provide the

She believes that nursing interventions are key to nursing care. Watson’s nursing theories express that the mind, body and spirit of the patient should be taken into consideration. I agree with Watsons that while providing care the nurse should consider care base on the patient as a whole and not just focus on the disorder. I was taught to use Maslow’s hierarchy of need while planning and providing care for my patients. Maslow’s hierarchy is use to prioritize a patient need from life treating issues to love and belong.