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Dr. Debi, an expert in mental health nursing, supports nurses with wisdom and compassion—both essential for your journey to success.
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About Debi
Debra Klages is a credentialed mental health nurse and educator with extensive clinical experience in Canada and Australia. She has worked in diverse roles, including nurse researcher, nurse educator, clinical nurse consultant, and senior clinician, focusing on first episode psychosis and mental health nursing for adults, youth, and older persons. Her leadership spans hospital, community, and academic settings. Debra's professional background is further distinguished by her research on the experiences of health professionals who are mothers of adult children with schizophrenia, and she is recognized for her contributions to mental health education, clinical supervision, trauma-informed care, post-traumatic growth, compassion, burnout prevention and scholarly publications.
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- Classes 1 to 5
- Classes 6 to 8
- Class 10
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levels :
Classes 1 to 5
Classes 6 to 8
Class 10
Classes 11 & 12
Class 12
BTech
Adult Literacy
Undergraduate
Masters
PG Diploma
PhD
Kindergarten (LKG, UKG)
- English
All languages in which the class is available :
English
Let's start by learning how to observe and assess a patient's mental health status through a recovery-oriented, trauma-informed lens. Remember, every patient has a unique background and history, so approach every assessment with sensitivity and empathy. Notice not only symptoms, but also strengths, coping strategies, and signs of resilience. Always be mindful of potential trauma triggers and avoid re-traumatization.
Next, it's important to develop individualized care plans that support recovery and acknowledge trauma. Involve the patient in shared decision-making, respecting their preferences, values, and goals. Ask: What strengths and resources does this person have? What supports their sense of hope and empowerment?
When it comes to medication, always follow the prescribed regimen, but also recognize that medication can be a sensitive issue for people with trauma histories. Take time to explain the purpose, involve the patient in choices, and validate any concerns. Monitor for side effects and be attentive to how trauma may influence a patient’s response to medication.
In both individual and group therapy, create a safe, supportive environment where trust can grow. Prioritize emotional safety, respect boundaries, and let patients set the pace. Focus on hope, strengths, and self-determination, as these are key for recovery and healing from trauma.
Monitor your patients’ progress with sensitivity to how their trauma history might affect their journey. Recovery is not linear, and setbacks can be common. Celebrate small successes and work collaboratively to adjust care plans if needed, always maintaining a hopeful and empowering stance.
Remember, advocating for your patients also means challenging stigma, promoting dignity, and ensuring their voices are heard. Work collaboratively with other professionals and educate families and caregivers about trauma and recovery, so they too can provide supportive, non-judgmental care.
Accurate, respectful documentation is crucial. Use person-first language, avoid labeling, and include the patient’s perspective wherever possible. Document strengths and progress, not just difficulties, to reinforce a recovery-oriented approach.
Emergencies—including those involving violence or suicide risk—require a calm, trauma-informed response. Prioritize emotional and physical safety for everyone. Use de-escalation strategies and seek to understand what might be triggering the crisis, aiming to avoid coercion whenever possible.
Collaboration is essential. Involve the patient as an equal partner alongside psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and occupational therapists. Integrated, trauma-informed care values every perspective and supports holistic recovery.
Finally, stay informed about the latest developments in trauma-informed and recovery-oriented practice. Ongoing education will help you keep your care compassionate, effective, and empowering for all patients.
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- 5h: ₹32,555
- 10h: ₹65,110
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This first free class with Debi will allow you to get to know each other and to specify the exact learning requirements for the upcoming classes.
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