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I feel I saw the "revolving door" as discharges consisted of patients who seemed to have their mediations balanced but were released back into the unhealthy environment they came from.

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I feel I saw the "revolving door" as discharges consisted of patients who seemed to have their mediations balanced but were released back into the unhealthy environment they came from.

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I wish I knew how to start a conversation with the patients to get to know them.

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My experience was boring on the 6th floor. Mostly everyone was fine they were depressed or had alcoholism. And they didn’t have enough patients for all of us to do vitals and stuff. But the patients were very nice and funny we had great conversations.

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I enjoyed meeting the people and trying to understand their thought process. And seeing how everyone responded differently to the therapy

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I had a patient who recognized me from the back of my ambulance. She was moved down to the 6th floor but was super pleasant and talkative. We also had a guy who was waiting to get discharged and received a call from family that his long-time friend was killed so that probably set him back a little bit. 

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I had a patient who recognized me from the back of my ambulance. She was moved down to the 6th floor but was super pleasant and talkative. We also had a guy who was waiting to get discharged and received a call from family that his long-time friend was killed so that probably set him back a little bit. 

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I enjoyed experiencing the different types of group therapies and how the nurses interacted with the patients

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I enjoyed experiencing the different types of group therapies and how the nurses interacted with the patients

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In the beginning I was somewhat nervous about the interactions I would have but talking to the patients helped to be more relaxed and confident

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I enjoyed the clinical experience. I had never met/talked to a schizophrenic person before and I was able to do that with 2 patients at clinical so that was interesting.

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I really enjoyed the different group therapies. It was interesting to see how all the different patients interacted with one another.

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Clinical for me was very nerve-racking in the beginning. I did not know what to really expect but it ended up being really cool for me. I got to be on the step down unit and it was really cool to see the patients interact and open up to us. In the beginning they were really standoffish but after we came back for lunch they started to talk to us a lot more and it was really cool to hear their life experiences. They also gave us some advice for being a good nurse in the mental health field.

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I really enjoyed talking with the patients and having them share their stories. Every person has a story and it was interesting to see that people from all different background can need mental health services.

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I love that I was able to experience group therapies. It surprised me how some patients became really open with their history, experiences, and how open they are with their goals.

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I love that I was able to experience group therapies. It surprised me how some patients became really open with their history, experiences, and how open they are with their goals.

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I talked with a patient who believed they were a member of the CIA which I thought was very interesting. I talked with this patient throughout the day and throughout two group therapies. We did art therapy and a group therapy talking about the patients goals once they are discharged. It was interesting to see the patients interact with one another.

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Patients were discussing Ketamine therapy which I thought was interesting.  Later that day I happened to run into a pamphlet about it.