A nurse is preparing a presentation for newly hired nurses about self-care of the nurse. Which of the following examples of self-care routines should be included?(Select All that Apply.)

Rationale:

A. Sharing personal experiences can be supportive, but it may not be the most therapeutic or professional approach in this situation.

B. This question is leading and doesn't encourage an open dialogue. It may also induce guilt or defensiveness in the client.

C. This statement is authoritative and may come across as coercive, which can be counterproductive in encouraging the client to take responsibility for their recovery.

D. Collaborating with the client on a comprehensive plan that includes medication, group support, and counseling is a therapeutic approach that empowers the client to actively participate in their recovery, offering them the best chance of success.

Rationale:

A. Offering information about a support group is a supportive measure that can help the client manage their condition while parenting.

B. Encouraging children to visit the psychiatric unit may not be appropriate or therapeutic for the client or the children.

C. Suggesting that the children live with other relatives is a significant intervention that may not be necessary without further assessment.

D. Notifying child protective services is not warranted unless there is clear evidence of child neglect or abuse.