Developing a Therapeutic Alliance Through Effective Communication

This PowerPoint presentation explores the critical communication skills essential for establishing a therapeutic alliance with healthcare consumers. It outlines and describes various communication techniques, emphasizing their role in fostering trust and understanding. The presentation delves into the components of motivational interviewing, highlighting its application in building a therapeutic relationship. It discusses how these skills can be effectively incorporated into clinical practice, providing practical insights for healthcare professionals. The presentation is supported by at least five academic references, ensuring a strong foundation in evidence-based practice. The content covers the importance of communication, the use of motivational interviewing, and the integration of these skills in therapeutic settings to improve patient outcomes and build strong, effective patient-provider relationships. The presentation also discusses the impact of bias and stigma and the interplay of personal and professional values in therapeutic relationships.

Therapeutic Use of Self
Interpersonal Relationship

 Use of communication and personal skills to
manage the effective communication with
the patients and other healthcare
 Managing the therapeutic alliance with the
consumer require skills of effective
communication and motivational interviews
Therapeutic use of self and self-
awareness

 Communication
 Importance of communication in the
healthcare practices
Therapeutic Use of Self

 Communication skills
o Effective listening,
o Explaining, and
o Understanding skills
Therapeutic Use of Self

 Medical practices and communication in
the therapeutic alliance
Therapeutic Use of Self

 Motivational interviews
Motivational interviewing (MI) is a method use
the counselling established in amount by
William R. Miller and Stephen Rollick medical
psychologists
Therapeutic Use of Self

 Relation of motivational interviews with
the therapeutic relationship
It plays an significant role in all therapeutic
involvements, in medicine management, as
the opposing effects of aspiration to
transformation and positive strengthening of
the medications themselves may create
greater ambivalence around the alteration
procedure
Therapeutic Use of Self

 Discussion and conclusion
Motivational improvements as motivational
interviewing (MI) are understood as
operational in growing willingness to
change.
MI is a client-centred command behaviour
that pursues to decide ambivalence about
change grounded on a wide range of
theoretical perspectives.
Therapeutic Use of Self

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