The Beauty Industry Client Care And Communication

There are times when we need to adapt our communication style to meeting the needs of individuals and use aids to help them enhance their communication.

My communication skills were not always good. At first, I made many mistakes. I can still remember how I would always start without asking questions when I started doing hair at beauty school. If the client would ask for a haircut, I would just start cutting the hair or if the ask for highlights I would just start bleaching, because of my lack of communication skills, the end result was never what the client wanted. This caused those clients to be unsatisfied and unhappy with the services I provided for them. That is, when one

• People communicate so job the job can be done properly, by communicating this can also improve relationship and promote team work. At work I speak to my colleagues during work so the job can be done easily and efficiently. I think that speaking during working hours can improve working relationship and promote team work. I also speak to the clients during work hours so I will know if they need any help or assistance. By speaking to them I

The ability to effectively communicate with a wide range of people is a vital factor in working towards building relationships that may flourish and enable the gaining of confidence and trust. As a practitioner, it is important to be patient, approachable, non-judgmental and a good listener. Open communication and a positive attitude

The therapist would want to relate to the clients in a meaningful, positive way (Gehart, 2014). The therapist would move away from advice giving, diagnosis and labeling, and away from the therapist being in the expert of their life. The clients are the only people that know what they are experiencing, and the therapist would take a stance in understanding and asking questions about their experience.

The intervention was based on the length of time that was added to a patient 's visit who required an interpreter. The comparison of the results aimed at reducing problems within the health care practice due to language barriers by providing interpreters. The outcome of the study established that encounters within the clinic took 30 percent longer for those who required interpreters compared to those who did not. Although the length of time can put a strain on staff and presents clinical challenges, the benefits of quality of healthcare that come with interpreters outweigh the costs.

According to Halder (2012), communication by writing can be appropriate for communicating basic needs, but not for discussing important medical conditions and medications. Deaf people who communicate with BSL can have a difficult time understanding written English because BSL has different word structure. For healthcare facilities, “The gold standard for communication with deaf people is the use of a level four BSL interpreter who has been accredited as such by the Council of the Advancement of Communication with Deaf People” (Halder, 2012, p. 19). Using family members as translators can be unethical by breaking confidentiality. Having patient repeat information in his or her own words is a good practice for healthcare professionals, making sure the patient understands interpreter and important information given to

I recently have had two patients on my current floor that did not speak English. On of the major aspects of our job as nurses is to assess our patients and to communicate with them. When there is a barrier like this one it can be difficult to get the information that is needed to care for them. I was able to get an interpretation system at my place of work, which enabled me to have a conversation with my patient. I was able to get all the information I needed to safely provide care for my

A speech and language therapist (SLTs) works closely with babies, children and adults who have various levels of speech, language and communication problems. SLTs assist people of all ages who have the following types of problems; difficulty producing and using speech, difficulty understanding language, difficulty using language, a stammer and a voice problem. There are also medical issues which can effect speech and language i.e. a stroke, a learning disability, neurological disorders i.e. Parkinson’s disease, cancer of the mouth and throat, head injury, hearing loss or deafness, a cleft palate and language delay, autism, dyslexia and selective mutism. Speech and language therapists work in a range of different settings including hospitals, community health centres, mainstream and special schools, assessment units and day centres and in the clients home environment. There are many examples of when an SLT can help i.e. they can help babies with feeding and

Communication – use language that easy to understand do not use professional terms that can be difficult to understand.

For instance, finding what motivates a client to communicate is highly beneficial in determining their optimal means of communication, whether this is through speech, low technology boards, a high technology device, or a combination of methods. For example, one client loved writing to communicate, but his writing was not always legible or it was hard to understand what he meant, so I worked on showing him how to type on the device and form complete sentences that fully conveyed his message. When working with any client, it can be challenging to find what motivates them to communicate and work in therapy. One way of finding what motivates a client to communicate is to inform them what they are working for and why they are targeting a certain skill. For this client, knowing that communicating on the device meant he was better understood was highly motivating. Another important skill is being able to understand the settings in which a client communicates and interacts. Through this job, I have primarily worked with adults with developmental disabilities in a variety of settings, including care homes, assisted living facilities, day programs, and our office. The client may communicate differently in each environment; for instance, a

You communicate, so individuals do not get anxious or worried, and you can listen to their concerns.

Do not frighten the client unnecessarily by diagnosing a condition. As a beauty therapist I am not a

•Promote socially acceptable responses. Allows client to feel more comfortable when it comes to socializing.

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