NURS 5159 Assignment 1: Exploring Reality Therapy Through a Mind Map

This assignment presents a mind map focused on Reality Therapy, developed by Dr. William Glasser. The mind map is structured around eight key branches: development, theory and belief, theme, key concepts, goals, application, process, strengths, and limitations. The development branch outlines Glasser's 1965 creation and the three R's: responsibility, reality, and right and wrong. The theory and belief branch connects Reality Therapy to Choice Theory, emphasizing the fulfillment of psychological needs (survival, freedom, power, fun, love and belonging). The theme highlights achieving responsibility through awareness. Subsequent branches detail the therapy's goals, application in various scenarios, the therapeutic process, its strengths, and limitations. The mind map serves as a comprehensive overview of Reality Therapy's principles and practical applications. Find more solved assignments and study resources on Desklib.

TRAUMA INFORMED CARETRAUMA INFORMED CARE
Symptoms
Sucidal thoughts
Avoidance
Anxiety
Depression
Overreaction to simple things
C-PTSD
Prolonged, repeated exposure to traumatic events
Usually happens in childhood
Often complex
Public Support
More facilities to support PTSD
identifies diagnostic criteria through more research in the field
Increase Public Understanding
Cause
Trauma
War
Sexual Assaults
Bullying
Lose of a close friend
Abuse
Combat stress reaction
Violence
Accident
Genetics
Treatment
Psychotherapy
Assists patients to use the external defense systems to ease
trauma events
Talking therapies
Interpersonal therapy
Medical treatment
Controls level of hormone
Slows down the effect of damage to the head
Prolonged exposure to the CounselorHelps patients regain control of life
Eye movement disensitisation
Deal with traumatic events more efficiently by helping patient
relax
Reduces Anxiety
Cognitive processing therapy Change patients perspective of trauma
Researchers
Universities Teach public health classes on PTSD
Recreation centres/places and entities
People's emergency centre
Libraries for research purposes
TRAUMA
Life Threatening symptoms
Massive Haemothorax
Blood in Pleural space
drain energy
Open pneumothorax
Decompresses less than for tension pneumothorax
flap valve
Cadiac Tamponade
Build up of blood and other fluids in the pericardial sac puts
pressure on the heart which may prevent it from pumping
effectively
Tension pneumothorax
Relieves pain in the chest
Relieve intrathorax pressure and collapse lungs
air inflow continue into thoracic cavity
Trachea displacement away from the cavity
small hole in the chest that go through chest wall
Shock
Health care systems
Health Care Provider
Do screening
Offer treatment
City Government
Department of Behavioral Health and mental
Disability
Department of Public Health
Federal Government
Analyse Substance abuse, mental health services and
administration of the key Trauma-informed approach
The department of housing and urban development
Behavioral Health Committee
Initiate Best advice to the affected
Faith Based Organizations
Religious leaders
LOCAL MEDIA
Create journals to the general publy
reports information passed by all other organisations on
trauma informed care
facilitate by creating awareness
Teach the public through their social platforms on how to
manage trauma
Family members
parents
Brothers, sisters, cousins
take care of the patient
Informs the relevant authorities of the current situation
work hand-in-hand with the pychotherapists
PATIENT
Take tests incase of sexual assaults
Explain their history of trauma to a pyschotherapist
Explain the experience of trauma
Describe the encounter with the medical expert
work hand in hand with universities and vise versa
treatment
Causes of trauma
symptoms of PTSD
Public support
Hierarchical
Hierarchical
Reports to
hierarchical
Colla
Collaborate by giving information to
intends to reach
Reports Symptoms
Reports to the family
Creating a proactive approach to safety, creating safer physical and emotional environments for families
intending to reach
Hierarchical
Goes for treatment and therapeutic analysis
Checking of mental stability of the patient
Reports to
Analyse the behaviour of the patient