A therapeutic setting refers to the environment in which therapy or treatment takes place, typically designed to promote healing and support the well-being of individuals seeking help for mental health issues.
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another person, which is crucial in creating a supportive environment within a therapeutic setting.
A communication technique used by therapists, involving fully focusing on and comprehending what the individual is expressing verbally and nonverbally.
Trust Building: Establishing a sense of trust between the therapist and individual through open communication and confidentiality, allowing for more effective therapy outcomes.