2. Caring consists of carative factors that result in the satisfaction of certain human needs. 3. Effective caring promotes health and individual or family growth. 4.
Sharing this experiences that explore each person's view and spirit leading to a discovery of self to word wholeness of "mind, body, and spirit." This moment of caring is the core of concepts Watson's theory. It is true in order to have healthy environment or interaction; the mind has to be free of worries, stressors. The body has feel accepted, and the spirit has to be open suggestions views. This caring moment will enhance or promote healthy trusting relationship. "
7. The “Afformations” of Noah St. John. 8. Pro-grief culture and Bereavement Counselling. ERT: “Enhanced Rogerian Therapy” Most helping professionals know that we can do a lot of good, and we can’t do any harm, through the application of Rogerian Counselling—also called Client-Centred, Person-Centred or Humanistic Counselling.
Roger use these therapy in treating individual as a person to improve his quality of life. Carl establish supporting evidence that individual inductive knowledge as the fundamental healthful effect. He also states that the therapeutic process is substantial achievement made by the patient. He strongly believed that his structured analysis should be practice rather than the other way round. His persuasion for the improvement of care is based on sincerely felt or expressed in a genuine emotion in helping patient grief.
HUMANISTIC THERAPY Humanistic therapy also known as Person Centred Therapy, is intended to help individuals and groups with the belief that each individual is capable of helping themselves, using a set of values and attitudes used within the therapy called The Core Conditions; there are three core conditions that consist of Unconditional Positive Regard (U.P.R. ), Empathy and Genuineness/congruence, this could help a person who is suffering from loss and grief as the person, with the support of a counsellor using tools such active listening and responding skills such as paraphrasing, reflecting and summarising, which will help the client work out and grieve through whatever path that they feel is right for themselves. Person Centred Therapy focuses on the here and now is non-directive and believes that all individuals are resourceful, trust worthy and capable of self-growth and self-understanding, this will help the person come to terms with their loss through their own rationalisation of the events that has led them to grieve. Carl Rogers believed that a client is a self healer providing the counsellor gives the client the necessary tools. This I feel could help a person suffering from loss and grief as they are allowed to grief for the loss they have suffered in their own personal way with just the right amount of support from the counsellor.
Jean Watson Human Caring Theory Hector Bueno Nurs 403 October 29, 2012 Karen Benjamin RN, MSN Nursing has grown to become the main facilitator in the guidance of peoples’ health plans. Since the time of Florence Nightengale and her environmental theory, many different approaches have been brought upon our nursing environment in order to completely and truly understand the anatomy, physiology, and psychology aspect of the human body through theoretical concepts. Through years, theorists have written guidelines in which have allowed healthcare personnel to follow in order to fully meet a persons’ needs. Theorist have based their beliefs on facts that enables the human body to heal properly, enables for the continuance of an established health care plan, and on facts that lead to the deterioration of the human body and mind. From the understanding of how a person can adapt the human body and mind to a present scenario/situation to Watson’s Human Caring Theory, theories have been the back bone of all nursing education.
Person-Centred Counselling is based on 3 essential attributes o Empathy (the ability to imagine oneself in another person's position) o Unconditional positive regard (warm, positive feelings, regardless of the person's behaviour) o Congruence (honesty and openness) Directive counselling o Rational-emotive behavioural counselling o CBT Counselling skills will include acute listening, affirmation of what is being said, and seeking feedback on and throughout the session. They will also include understanding, tolerance, empathy and genuine concern for a situation or individual. PREPARING TO BE THE COUNSELLOR The purpose of practising as
The humanistic approach is essentially positive as it identifies the basic goodness of the individual. Roger’s concept of person centred therapy was a result of his experiences with patients. Rogers argued that all humans strive to reach their potentials. Rogers built upon Maslow’s theory. To understand Rogers and the person centred approach it is useful to look at Maslow.
Notes on Nursing what it is and what it is not is probably her most famous publication. She is most well known for her work in the Crimean War. While there, she revolutionized nursing and health care by instituting nursing standards of care. Later in life, she began the nursing school curriculum that many programs still follow today. She is known as perhaps the first nursing researcher (Lobo, 2002).
Nursing philosophy “identifies what is believed to be the basic or central phenomena of the discipline, relates nursing to a particular world view, and provides some information on how one may come to learn about the world”. (p. 13, Salsberry, 2008). My personal philosophy of nursing evolved over the years and includes my observations, beliefs, thoughts, and practices. The purpose of this paper is to discuss my personal philosophy of nursing and the personal and professional experiences that have contributed to the development of my view of nursing. Nineteen ninety-four was a significant year for me; it was the year I began volunteering at the local children's hospital.