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How I managed my anxieties, feelings, prejudices, and biases

I managed my anxieties and prejudices by doing some research on anxiety. I also talked to the boy’s parents about their experiences, and I learned a lot about their son’s strengths and challenges. As I got to know the boy, I realized that he was a very bright and loving child. He just had a different way of coping with stress than other children.

What assumptions did I make about children or families with mental illness?

Before I worked with this boy, I had made some assumptions about children or families with mental illness. I thought that they were all very different from me, and that I wouldn’t be able to relate to them. However, as I got to know the boy, I realized that he was just like any other child. He had his own likes and dislikes, and he wanted to be loved and accepted just like everyone else.

What awareness did I develop during my clinical experience?

During my clinical experience, I developed a greater awareness of anxiety disorders. I learned that these disorders are not as rare as I thought, and that they can have a significant impact on a child’s life. I also learned that there are many effective treatments available for anxiety disorders, and that they can lead to significant improvements in a child’s quality of life.

How I changed as a result of my clinical experience

I changed a lot as a result of my clinical experience. I became more patient and understanding, and I learned to appreciate the unique strengths of each child. I also learned that I have a lot to offer children with anxiety, and that I can make a difference in their lives.

How will this clinical situation impact my advanced nursing practice?

This clinical situation will impact my advanced nursing practice in a number of ways. First, it has made me more aware of the needs of children with anxiety. Second, it has taught me how to develop effective treatment plans for these children. Third, it has shown me the importance of patience and understanding when working with children with special needs.

I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked with this boy and his family. They taught me a lot about anxiety, and they showed me the importance of acceptance and love. I am confident that I will be able to use what I learned from them in my advanced nursing practice.