Book 13 · Deep-dive guide 13 of 15
Mental Health and Therapeutic Communication
Contents
- 01Mental Health and Therapeutic Communication
- 02What this book owns, what it borrows, and where everything else lives
- 03Stay with the feeling: the pattern behind every correct response
- 04Underneath the words: defense mechanisms and the technique that meets each one
- 05Delirium versus major neurocognitive disorder: one of these is an emergency
- 06Serotonin syndrome versus neuroleptic malignant syndrome: clonus or lead pipe
- 07Rapid review I: mood, anxiety, trauma, and eating, with the cue and the first action
- 08Rapid review II: psychosis, personality, and substance, with the drug that goes with each
- 09Suicide risk: asking the question, sizing the risk, setting the precaution
- 10Exhibit: the psychiatric admission chart, status, orders, and the medication record
- 11Unfolding case: escalation in the dayroom, from first cue to seclusion decision
- 12Question set A: eight items on response choice and disorder recognition
- 13Rationales A: naming the blocker in every distractor
- 14Question set B: next-generation items on psychotropic emergencies, with condensed rationales
- 15Master recap: the technique bank, the blocker bank, and the ten-minute drill