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How can you use reflective listening to support patients experiencing domestic violence?

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Domestic violence is a serious and complex issue that affects many patients. As a patient advocate, you may encounter situations where you need to support patients who are experiencing or have experienced domestic violence. One of the most important skills you can use in these situations is reflective listening. Reflective listening is a way of communicating that shows you are paying attention, understanding, and empathizing with the patient. In this article, you will learn how to use reflective listening to support patients experiencing domestic violence and how it can benefit both you and the patient.

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1 What is reflective listening?

Reflective listening is a communication technique that involves repeating or paraphrasing what the patient has said, without adding your own opinions or judgments. By doing this, you are showing the patient that you are listening carefully, that you are interested in what they have to say, and that you are validating their feelings and experiences. Reflective listening can help you build rapport and trust with the patient, as well as clarify any misunderstandings or confusion.

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This is a great technique with many clients and scenarios. Important when couples are doing there own work, or when coaches and therapists are working with people who are struggling with sex addiction.

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2 Why is reflective listening important for patients experiencing domestic violence?

Patients experiencing domestic violence may face many barriers and challenges to seeking help or disclosing their situation. They may feel ashamed, afraid, isolated, or hopeless. They may also have low self-esteem, lack of control, or trauma symptoms. Reflective listening can help them feel heard, respected, and supported. It can also help them express their emotions, cope with their stress, and explore their options. By using reflective listening, you are not telling the patient what to do or how to feel, but rather empowering them to make their own decisions and find their own solutions.

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By providing that safe non-judgemental space, people are more able to be honest about what they are feeling. A safe space allows them to see themselves more compassionately.

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3 How to use reflective listening with patients experiencing domestic violence?

Using reflective listening with patients experiencing domestic violence involves four steps: attentively listening to the patient, reflecting back their words, checking for accuracy, and encouraging further exploration. When listening, pay attention to what the patient is saying, as well as their body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions. Show that you are listening by nodding, making eye contact, and using verbal cues such as "mm-hmm" or "I see". Reflect back what the patient has said using their own words or similar words. Then ask them if you have reflected back what they have said correctly. Use open-ended questions, statements, or prompts to invite the patient to share more about their feelings, thoughts, or needs. This helps the patient to deepen their self-awareness and to identify their goals.

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4 What are the benefits of reflective listening for patients experiencing domestic violence?

Reflective listening can have many benefits for patients experiencing domestic violence, such as increasing their self-esteem and confidence, reducing their isolation and loneliness, and enhancing their coping and resilience. By reflecting back what the patient has said, you are recognizing their worth and value as a person. You are also creating a safe and supportive space for them to share their story and showing them that they are not alone. Further exploration can help them to process their emotions, recognize their strengths and resources, find meaning and purpose in their situation, develop new skills and strategies to deal with their challenges, and achieve their goals.

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5 What are the challenges of reflective listening for patient advocates?

Reflective listening is not always easy or comfortable to use, especially when dealing with sensitive and complex issues such as domestic violence. As a patient advocate, you may face some challenges when using reflective listening. Managing your own emotions and reactions is key, as you need to be aware of your own feelings and thoughts, and avoid letting them interfere with your listening or reflecting. You also need to practice self-care and seek support when needed. Additionally, respecting the patient's autonomy and boundaries is essential, as you should follow the patient's lead and follow up with their consent and preferences. Balancing empathy and professionalism is also important, as you need to maintain appropriate boundaries and roles while following the ethical and legal guidelines of your organization and profession.

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One of the challenges for practitioners is the need to slow down. This is, of course, also a benefit. Listening to understand rather than fix, or solve, or answer. This is a great way to practice being in the moment.

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6 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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I was using my best motivational interviewing skills recently and the individual stopped the conversation and said that,.." although they were all great questions, they just make me want to tell you to "@#%! Off". We were texting and I had misread the cues. I was interviewing when he was trying to be vulnerable. What he needed was to be heard not stimulated.

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2 Why is reflective listening important for patients experiencing domestic violence?

3 How to use reflective listening with patients experiencing domestic violence?

4 What are the benefits of reflective listening for patients experiencing domestic violence?

5 What are the challenges of reflective listening for patient advocates?

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6 Here’s what else to consider

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