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Across 3. therapeutic communication technique that makes oneself available 7. therapy done to assure pt that their behavior & feelings are valid & understandable, but coaches pt to understand that it is his or her personal responsibility to change unhealthy behavior 9. never tie a restraint to this 13. therapy that includes family members in therapy sessions to improve family relationships, which may support better treatment results 14. therapy to help pts learn to recognize negative patterns of thought, evaluate their validity, & replace them with healthier ways of thinking 16. restraints must be loosened or taken off at least every ____ hours 17. therapeutic communication technique that directs questions or feelings back to client so that they may be recognized and accepted 18. false beliefs 19. number of fingers that should be able to slide between the wrist/ankle & restraint 22. type of restraint that is a medication used to calm pts who are agitated or anxious 23. therapy used with children that involves the use of toys and games to help a child identify and talk about his or her feelings 24. requires a Doctoral degree (Ph. D) 26. coolness or cyanosis below the restraint would indicate problems with this 27. psychotic disorder that causes unusual shifts in mood, energy, & activity levels 28. who must order restraints 29. therapeutic communication technique that allows client to take control of the discussion 30. therapeutic communication technique that conveys positive regard 31. job responsibilities include develop plans to help pts achieve goals, have counseling sessions, drug & alcohol prevention, anger management

Down 1. process in which the nurse consciously influences a pt or helps the pt to a better understanding through verbal or nonverbal communication 2. therapeutic communication technique that allows client to select the topic 4. this is done to help pts to become aware of his or her surroundings or the date & time 5. MD or OD who specializes in diagnosing and treating mental illness 6. therapeutic communication technique that acknowledges, indicating awareness 8. false perceptions 10. mental disorder involving distress but not delusions or hallucinations 11. professional who helps pts find resources for their mental & physical care 12. therapeutic communication technique that uses neutral expressions to encourage continued talking by the pt 15. therapy most often used on a one-on-one basis to treat depression 19. mental health worker who helps pts with ADLs and may lead pts in educational & recreational activities; can receive on the job training or have associate's degree 20. anything that impedes a pt’s movement 21. severe mental disorder in which the pt has delusions and hallucinations 23. example of a psychoneurotic disorder 25. mental health worker who can do nursing assistant tasks & maintain case records; usually goes through a certificate program