New Nurse in Psych: Navigating Conversations with Parents and Doctors

In this video, I respond to an email from a new psych nurse working with adolescents. We dive into common challenges, such as feeling unsure when talking to parents and doctors. I offer practical tips on how to approach conversations with parents who are under a lot of stress and doctors who have extensive knowledge. We also explore how to build confidence in your new role and how to ask open-ended questions to better connect with both patients and colleagues. Whether you're a new nurse or just looking to improve communication in a psychiatric setting, this video will provide valuable insights!

[@user-fk4yd9de5z]

Good to see you back!!! Love your videos and advices, you are amazing, empathetic psych nurse

[@Dana-lj4zy]

That was great advice!

[@Marie-ly3kj]

Oh oh oh..
You have sorely. missed. Great to see you back. Thanks for making my day !

[@JBeck2468]

Working on my prerequisites for nursing school currently. I really want to work with psychiatric patients. Long term I’d like to get my PMHNP degree but that’ll be a while. Haha. Keep up the good work man. Loving the videos.

[@tiffanyescobar7041]

Thank you 😊

[@FIRgirll]

Love love love this! Can you please make another video for new grad nurses?? I'm 7 months into ER psych & would love more tips!

[@MohoganyFan]

Hey boo! Glad to see that neutral facial expression again. 😊

[@Marie-ly3kj]

been

[@mrsstanko]

Can you make a video about switching from ER to psych?