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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORY

Sofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)

ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER

EMERGING IDENTITIES

EMPATHY

SYMPATHY

RAPPORT

SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.

DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.

ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.

DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.

ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.

LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.

I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.

Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!

Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.

Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.

Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.

Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.

I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.

I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?

I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.

Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!

Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.

Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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  • INTERACTIONAL PHASES OF TRAVELBEE'S THEORYSofia Isabel Claudio (24-121)
  • Life is pointless and miserable without my family! I am now alone, lonely, and devastated. If only the Lord could bring you back to life!
  • Good morning, Nurse Sofia! This is Ms. Joyce, She already told me what happened to her and her family. I diagnosed her with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. From now on, you are going to be her nurse and in-charge of carrying the doctor's order.
  • ORIGINAL ENCOUNTER
  • Hello Nurse Sofia! Good morning. I am Joyce, I'm glad that you are here with me today. I appreciate your presence and kindness.
  • EMERGING IDENTITIES
  • I am frightened, I always feel on guard for danger, I drink heavily almost everyday since the day they died, I experience trouble in sleeping and concentrating, most of the time I am irritable.
  • Good morning Ms. Joyce, I am Nurse Sofia. I will be your nurse during the whole course of your treatment. If you have concerns or things to share, I encourage you to share it when you are ready.
  • SCENARIO: JOYCE, A 35-YEAR OLD WIDOWED JUST LOST HIS HUSBAND AND ONLY CHILD WHO DIED FROM A CAR ACCIDENT THREE MONTHS AGO. JOYCE WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SURVIVED AFTER A TRUCK HIT THEIR CAR ON THEIR WAY HOME AFTER A WEEKEND OUT OF TOWN VACATION. SHE IS EXPERIENCING VIVID FLASHBACKS AND INTENSE DISTRESS UNTIL NOW.
  • EMPATHY
  • I'm so sorry for hearing that from you Ms. Joyce. I appreciate your openness for sharing your experiences. Can you tell me more about your experience and source of anger? Do you have other support systems?
  • DR. WINDSOR, INTRODUCED MS. JOYCE TO NURSE SOFIA. HER DOCTOR GAVE AN OVERVIEW OF HER DIAGNOSIS AND CONDITION. ON THIS PHASE, MS. JOYCE VERBALIZED HER PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES AND FRUSTRATIONS.
  • SYMPATHY
  • Nurse Sofia, I am ready to share my emotions and experience. I feel a lot of anger when my husband and only child was taken away from me. I feel so alone and miserable. They both died on a car accident on our way home after a weekend getaway 3 months ago. I am the only one who survived and now, I gate seeing vehicles such as cars and trucks.
  • One of my favorite hobby is painting and solving a puzzle. This is exciting!
  • ON THIS PHASE, WHEREIN THE NURSE AND THE PATIENT BECOMES COMFORTABLE WITH EACH OTHER AND FROMS A BOND BETWEEN THEM. THIS PHASE ALSO FORETELLS THE UNIQUENESS OF EACH INDIVIDUAL TO CREATE A MEANINGFUL INTERACTION.
  • RAPPORT
  • Thank you for being with me Nurse Sofia. I feel more active and better. On the course of treatment, I am now able to verbalize and express my feelings without the sense of guilt and anger. Everything happens for a reason andI am able to slowly accept the past.
  • DURING THIS PHASE, THE PATIENT AND THE NURSE HAVE ALREADY FORMED MUTUAL TRUST RELATIONSHIP. MS. JOYCE WAS ABLE TO VERBALIZE HER FEELINGS, EMOTIONS, AND EXPERIENCES TO NURSE SOFIA. ON THE OTHER HAND, NURSE SOFIA WAS FOCUSING TO LISTEN AND UNDERSTANDS WHAT MS. JOYCE IS GOING THROUGH WHICH SHOWS HER WILLINGNESS TO LEND HER EARS TO THE PATIENT.
  • I also have my friends, cousins, and in-laws with me at home but I don't feel being with them. I tend to distance myself.
  • I've been drinking heavily few months ago after they passed away. I isolate myself, I feel angry and guilty for having that vacation, and I have a hard time sleeping.
  • ON THIS PHASE, NURSE SOFIA IS SHOWING SYMPATHY TO MS. JOYCE BY RENDERING THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS TO THE PATIENT. THIS ACCESS HAPPENS WHEN THE NURSE DESIRES TO ALLEVIATE AND LESSEN THE CAUSE OF THE PATIENT'S ILLNESS. ART THERAPY AND PUZZLE SOLVING BUILDS GROUNDING AND COPING SKILLS BY PHOTOGRAPHING PLEASANT OBJECTS AND ALLOWS THE PATIENT TO FOCUS ON SOLVING WHICH WILL DISTRACT HER FROM UNWANTED FLASHBACKS.
  • Our activity for today is painting. I encourage you Ms. Joyce to think of a thing which is colorful. You can paint as many things as you have in your mind. After that, we can solve a puzzle if you want to.
  • LASTLY, ON THIS PHASE, RAPPORT WAS ESTABLISHED. THE PATIENT WAS ABLE TO RECOGNIZE HER FEELINGS TOWARDS THE TREATMENT AND THE NURSE CONFIDENTLY PERFORMED THE APPROPRIATE NURSING INTERVENTIONS TO LESSEN THE PATIENT'S SUFFERING. BUILDING RAPPORT ENABLES THE PATIENT TO UNDERSTAND THEIR ILLNESS THAT GIVES A POSITIVE RESDON TO CONTINUE LIVING.
  • Thank you for your cooperation Ms. Joyce. I am glad to hear that from you. I will still continue to comply your doctor's treatment regimen for you.
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