Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services · 1999 · 11 citations · 12 references
NursingCounselingMental Health NursingCommunity Mental Health NursingPsychiatric-mental Health NursingPsychosocial CareMental HealthSocial CapitalSocial SupportAccess To Social ResourcesCommunity Mental Health ResourcesCommunity Support NetworksCommunity-based ResourcesMental Health CommunitiesPotential OutcomesProfessional-client RelationshipSocial Interaction Networks
Assessment of ways to work with situations as they exist, and capitalizing on positive factors or strengths within the client's life context, may enhance the nurse-client relationship, and the likelihood of positive outcomes. It is important to identify "natural helpers" and "natural community resources," such as churches and adult centers within the community and to assess the actual and potential contributions and needs of these resources.
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