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Types of Therapeutic Communication

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Types of Therapeutic CommunicationOnline version

HEALTH

by Mark Kevin Cosico Diacos
1

“I understand what you’re saying, please go on.”

  
  
2

(Just sitting quietly, maintaining eye contact, giving space).

3

“So you’re saying the pain gets worse at night?”

4

“Can you explain what you mean when you say ‘I don’t feel well’?”

5

“Let’s talk more about the dizziness you’ve been having.”

6

“I see you’re clenching your fists; you seem upset.”

  
  
7

I can stay with you for a while if you’d like.”

  
  
8

“This medicine may make you feel sleepy, that is normal.”

  
  
9

“So far, you told me your pain started yesterday, is sharp, and gets worse when you walk. Did I get that right?”

10

“How does this situation make you feel?”

        
  
  
  
11

“It’s understandable that you feel sad after your diagnosis.”

  
  
12

You’ve been strong through this. Each day is a step toward recovery.”

  
  
13

“What do you think would help you most right now?”

14

Using physical touch to comfort (hand on shoulder, holding hand).

  
  
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