
Whether they work with patients singly or in groups, and in no matter which setting, all nurses deal with anger, short-lived or smoldering. Psychiatric nurses deal with this symptom most knowingly. Two psychiatric nurses, who describe their experiences in handling anger in group therapy, point out how necessary it is to understand the dynamics, manifestations, and appropriate methods of handling anger in order to be of most benefit to patients.
Psychotherapy, Emotions, Psychotherapy, Group, Humans, Psychiatric Nursing, Nursing, Anger, Nurse-Patient Relations
Psychotherapy, Emotions, Psychotherapy, Group, Humans, Psychiatric Nursing, Nursing, Anger, Nurse-Patient Relations
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