This book offers strategies for handling aggressive and violent behaviors in psychiatric patients. The book discusses the causes and triggers of aggression, focusing on how psychiatric nurses can prevent and de-escalate violent incidents. It provides practical techniques for safely managing violent behaviors, including the use of physical restraint and seclusion when necessary. The text also emphasizes the importance of creating a therapeutic environment to reduce aggression and foster patient cooperation. This book is an essential resource for psychiatric nurses working in high-risk environments, such as inpatient psychiatric units.
Aspen Garrison is an authority in managing aggression and violence in psychiatric settings, focusing on de-escalation techniques and patient safety. His research highlights best practices for handling aggressive behaviors without compromising patient dignity. Aspen advocates for the use of non-violent interventions in psychiatric care settings. He trains nurses to handle challenging situations with empathy and professionalism.