Exploring Trauma-Informed Care and Patient Communication: A Conversation with Kendall Hagensen pt2

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This is part 2 of my conversation with chiropractor Josh Satterlee, DC about the concept of trauma-informed care and how it can transform patient communication. Josh and I share practical methods on how to convey information based on individual needs. "How does your patient in front of you interpret information? How do they process it? And then how can you find the bright spots and expand them?" Together, we explored the importance of understanding patients' interpretation and processing styles. Josh offered tips like using visual aids or technology to improve comprehension for different learning preferences. We also discussed the intricacies of addressing family members and establishing trust, especially with resistant patients.

Josh and I both emphasized the power of a safe environment where patients feel seen and heard. This conversation provides invaluable communication guidance for any healthcare professional aiming to improve rapport and provide personalized care. This trauma-informed perspective demonstrates how we can build connections by honoring each person's unique experiences. I'm grateful to Josh for sharing his wisdom and equipping healthcare providers with practical tools to better serve our patients. This compassionate approach to communication has the power to transform lives. And stay tuned for part three of the interview, coming next week! Get all the links, resources, and show notes here: https://wellnesscentercreators.com Sign up for the 2024 retreat!

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