General Purpose: Clients can interact with other people.
Specific Purpose I: Clients can build a trusting relationship
Intervention:
- Give a therapeutic greeting
- Introduce the name, nickname of the nurse, and the purpose of introducing yourself
- Ask and call the client's favorite name
- Show honest attitude and keep promises every time you interact
- Ask the client's feelings and problems faced by the client
- Make clear contact interactions.
Specific Purpose II: The client can mention the cause of withdrawal
Intervention:
- Assess client's knowledge of self-withdrawal behavior
- Give the client an opportunity to express feelings that cause the client does not want to socialize.
- Give praise to the client's ability to express his feelings.
Specific Purpose III: Clients can mention the advantages of interacting with others and the disadvantages of interacting with others
Intervention:
- Assess client knowledge about the benefits of having friends
- Give clients the opportunity to interact with others
- Discuss with clients about the benefits of interacting with others
- Give praise for the ability to express feelings about the benefits of interacting with others
- Assess client's knowledge of interacting with others
Specific Purpose IV: Clients can carry out social interactions in stages.
Intervention:
- Assessing the ability of clients to build relationships with others
- Demonstrate ways to connect or interact with others
- Encourage clients to interact with others
- Give praise to the client for the success that has been achieved
- Help clients evaluate the benefits of social relationships
- Discuss daily schedules can be done with clients in filling time, i.e. interacting with others
Specific Purpose V: Clients can express their feelings after interacting with others.
Intervention:
- Encouraging clients to express their feelings when interacting with others
- Discuss with clients about their feelings after interacting with others
- Give praise for the client's ability to express the feeling of the benefits of interacting with others.
Specific Purpose VI: Clients can use a support system or family.
Intervention:
- Cultivate a relationship of mutual trust with family Discuss about:
- Self-withdrawal behavior
- Causes of withdrawal behavior
- The consequences that occur when the behavior of withdrawal is not responded to
- The way families deal with withdrawal behavior
- Encourage family members to provide support to clients in communicating with others.
Psychosocial Aspects and Mental Status of Social Isolation
Source : Windi Astuti
