Communication Skills for Children Client Groups - Report - Psychology

This report explores effective communication skills for children client groups. It begins by defining the target group and highlighting the importance of these skills. The report identifies barriers to communication with children, such as lack of maturity and understanding. It then outlines essential communication skills, including listening, non-verbal communication, and clarity. Furthermore, the report discusses resources that can aid communication, such as video presentations and peer interactions. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of these skills and resources for successful communication. References such as Schell, J. O., & et.al., (2013). and Steinberg, L., & Darling, N. (2017). are used to support the discussion on communication skills and parenting styles respectively.

Use of effective
communication skills
when working with
Children client group

Introduction
Effective communication skills are the abilities which
enables an individual to communicate their thoughts and
ideas to different individuals. In order to better understand
importance of effective communicating skills, target group
which is selected is children clients.

Children client group
Children are human beings which are between the age group
to birth and youth. According to the Federal, state and
territory laws in Australia, person below the age of eighteen
is considered as children. Dealing with children clients is a
crucial task to perform as they has their own special needs.

Barriers in working with children client
group
 Communication
 Lack of maturity
 Understanding
 Trust
 Lack of attention

Communication skills required for
effectively communicating with children
client group
 Listening
 Non verbal communication
 Clarity and concision
 Friendliness
 Feedback

Identifying resources which assist in
communication with children
 Video presentation
 Non verbal elements
 Peers and friends

Conclusion
From the presentation, it has been concluded that in order to
communicate with children client group it is important to
attain effective communication skills to fulfill their
requirements and attain their satisfaction. Children client
group can be communicated effectively with use of few
resources such as video presentation, non verbal
communication elements and friends.

References
Schell, J. O., & et.al., (2013). Communication skills training
for dialysis decision-making and end-of-life care in
nephrology. Clinical Journal of the American Society of
Nephrology. 8(4). 675-680.
Steinberg, L., & Darling, N. (2017). Parenting style as
context: An integrative model. In Interpersonal
Development (pp. 161-170). Routledge.

THANK YOU