This report explores the importance of effective communication in healthcare settings, particularly for care nurses and patients. It discusses a case scenario of a patient with mental disorder who refused to take anti-psychotic medication, highlighting the need for improved communication skills. The report uses the Driscoll model of reflection to analyse the situation and identify areas for improvement, such as self-awareness, empathy, integrity, and effective communication. The report concludes that effective communication is essential for building positive relationships with patients and delivering person-centred care.