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Therapeutic skills to support courageous conversations in everyday life: empathic listening, emotion regulation, and reflective responding

Therapeutic skills to foster courageous conversations in everyday conversations: empathic listening, emotional regulation, and reflective responding

Psychiatrists can also use empathic listening, emotion regulation, and reflective responding in nonclinical settings to model courageous conversations that foster trust and psychological safety.

The aims of the presentation were to define courageous conversations in everyday situations and to make strategies for supporting these conversations at work and at home accessible. According to the presenters, psychiatrists have both the clinical expertise and the ethical responsibility to model courageous conversations that foster trust and psychologically safe environments; this responsibility extends beyond individual practice to include training future psychiatrists and safeguarding culturally appropriate care. Their professional commitment to understanding the human experience positions them well to bridge divides. However, although psychiatrists are skilled at managing complex emotional dynamics, they often struggle to apply these skills in emotionally charged professional contexts involving strong differences of opinion. The ten-minute oral presentation will first introduce the concept of courageous conversations, then discuss established strategies such as empathic listening, emotion regulation, and reflective responding. No methods or findings were reported in the abstract.

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