'Reflect on and develop your practice\r'

'Sometime I as intumesce as come across patients with challenging deportment. in one case I had a patient admitted on my ward named Mr F with challenging demeanor and parley was a problem. Understanding his pass on I found it very difficult, because the communication skills were very limited by the patient. maven occasion became very frustrated with his demeanor and I became angry because of his demands. I got sloshed and became rather â€Å"short” with him. I bring in that this approach is in fact banish and that I needed to change my trend of thinking.\r\nTo be a commencement player I needed to use skills of empathy and accomplished that it could be easy for me to lash out. I needed to deal with this and adopt a positive approach. I took into account that I am a care doer and that I have to change my placement and to give much of myself. I matte I have to learn more about individuals with challenging and complex needs. any(prenominal) values of beliefs o f my own needed to go on the back burner and not pigeonhole those I am working with. I had to improve my practice as well and seek feedback from my manager.\r\nMy manager has given me feedback and has support and appreciated my thoughts. She has worked with me to improve my practice and truthfully informed me about the problem with my behaviour to ensure that I was directed and satisfactory to deal more effectively with my clients with contingent needs. I have attended fostering sessions on communication and few seminars on stress management. This I felt helped me to be more competent person and adequate to(p) to deal appropriately with my clients.\r\nThe session on communications and learning disabilities lightened that my clients’ problems were not their fault. I discovered that I had taken their behaviour personally.. In order for best coiffure to take place I needed knowledge about their disabilities, this has improved my dress and has helped me to understand them more. I have fifty-fifty supervision regarding my practice and have been told I have improved and have start more professional in my approach. I see training as on-going and valuable.\r\n'