This book explores the critical role of family involvement in the care of individuals with psychiatric conditions. The book provides strategies for nurses to engage families in the treatment process, enhancing patient outcomes and support systems. It discusses how family dynamics influence recovery and the importance of communication and education to reduce stigma. The text also covers challenges that families may face and how nurses can provide resources and guidance. This book is an essential resource for psychiatric nurses seeking to strengthen family involvement in mental health care.
Jaxon Dejesus is a leading advocate for engaging families in psychiatric care from a nursing perspective, recognizing the crucial role that family support plays in recovery. His work focuses on family-centered care, ensuring that families are active participants in the care process. Jaxon has researched effective strategies for communicating with families and involving them in treatment planning and decision-making. He has authored several publications on the importance of family involvement in improving patient outcomes in psychiatric care. As an educator, Jaxon trains psychiatric nurses to develop strong communication skills and involve families in the therapeutic process. His work aims to enhance patient recovery through supportive family engagement.