The nurse is reviewing the various theories that support mental health practice. In which way should the nurse describe the relationship between mental health treatment and humanism?
1. Science is the core consideration of humanistic philosophy.
2. Caring practices and compassion must be approached holistically.
3. Mental health clients must rely on clinicians for difficult decision-making and care.
4. Limitations of life in today's world have little effect on planning effective interventions.
2. Caring practices and compassion must be approached holistically.
Explanation:
In humanistic philosophy, healing and caring are approached holistically. The philosophy accounts for well-being within the limitations of life in today's world. Humanistic theory concentrates on the ability of humans to control everyday events and determine future accomplishments. Patients are not passive recipients of care but, rather, have the potential to solve personal own problems. Patients need to be supported and empowered to develop new perspectives and make self-directed choices.
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