This aspect of adaptation required input by Russian providers and Russian-speaking individuals trained in motivational interviewing because the wording had to be empathic yet respect the traditional lines of authority in the patient-provider relationship.
Bjorkly also reviewed the literature and found that of 29 violent ASD-related incidents, 35% were driven by social misinterpretations of others' intentions, 21% by sensory hypersensitivity, 10% by a combination of sexual frustration and empathic failure to respect others' integrity, and 7% by others' disruptions of AS-related preoccupations.
6 7 For example, clear information, empathic, two-way communication and respect for patients' beliefs and concerns could lead to patients being more informed and involved in decision-making and create an environment where patients are more willing to disclose information.
Despite the accounts of lapses in humane treatment reported by some of the bereaved parents in this study, it was apparent from the stories of excellent caring behaviours that respect and genuinely empathic attitudes can be enacted in institutional maternity settings to a very high standard.
Patients want to be treated with full respect on a personal, empathic basis as distinct individuals at all times by staff groups, rather than feel they were 'just a number' or 'just another patient'.
These were collaboration, evocation, respect for choice and control, empathic listening, sharing information carefully, building confidence, reducing resistance and developing discrepancy.
Clementi's parents, who formed a foundation that addresses bullying and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues, said in an email that the ruling "shows us how much more work there is to be done, and will push us forward with stronger determination to create a kinder, more empathic society where every person is valued and respected".
Dr. Gray is a contributing author to Pedagogies of Kindness and Respect, where she discussed Educational Trauma and Empathic Education for a Compassionate Nation (EECN ).
Efforts were made to respect the sensitive situation of the bereaved caretakers through empathic approaches and training of interviewers [ 26].
The style of counselling is also thought to be important and, in particular, a guiding style that emphasizes collaboration, respect for choice and control, evocation of ideas about change and empathic listening has been highlighted as appropriate to behaviour change counselling.
