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Dr. Jean Watson is an American nurse theorist, nursing professor, and speaker who is most well known for her Theory of Human Caring. Watson also holds: …a view of the human as a valued person in and of him- or herself to be cared for, respected, nurtured, understood and assisted; in general a philosophical view of a The theoretical basis and the appreciation of humanistic aspects can strongly contribute to greater magnitude of care in Nursing and, consequently, for better recovery of patients. Maslow’s initial predominant focus in psychology was on abnormal psychology, and Maslow was conversely drawn toward the positive aspects of human nature and the human potential [, Though Carl Rogers is usually classified as a humanistic psychologist, his work created a good portion of the groundwork for the emergence for TP. The suggestions in this article are just the beginning to how we can support students in learning about transpersonal states and creating caring-healing spaces that are requisite to enacting Watson’s theory. Her theory suggests that a client’s health is a subjective experience and that holistic caring is the core of nursing. Nursing is a profession that often advocates for professionalism, collaboration, prevention, and education to promote and meet a high standard of care. After earning her undergraduate and graduate degrees in nursing and psychiatric-mental health nursing, she received her PhD in educational psychology and counseling. Sort. Transpersonalism is not a religion or spiritual practice, though issues of spirituality and spiritual experience are at the forefront of the TP movement [, This deep caring that emerges in a transpersonal human caring moment aligns with what many have felt as a nurse; to support others on their healing journey [, While Abraham Maslow was considered to be the father of humanistic psychology in the 1950s, he also helped create the framework for TP as noted previously. those of the individual authors and contributors and not of the publisher and the editor(s). Michael Daniels. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons by Attribution (CC-BY) license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Health corresponds to the balance between mind, body, and spirit, and is influenced by how one perceives and experiences the situation and self. Transpersonal skills are needed to create the sort of deep interconnected human caring that Watson has called for in her theory. Watson’s theory of caring can be applied to patient situation and his or her environment. As educators of future nurses, if we care for our students, if we want to be the true advocates of the healing potential of caring, if we follow our calling toward caring and healing, we are therefore inclined to support students in learning how to interconnect with others through transpersonal processes and to enact Watson’s theory at the bedside. How do/can healthcare systems support nurses in enacting transpersonal human caring states? The system can't perform the operation now. We use cookies on our website to ensure you get the best experience. Under the theory of Jean Watson, the essence of nursing involves caring. It is this conscious commitment that leads to development of the authentic transpersonal caring-healing space. “A theory of therapy, personality, and interpersonal relationships, as developed in a client centered framework.” In. The rationale for theory-based nursing practice includes implementation projects of caring theory that have increased job satisfaction among staff, shortened hospital length of stay, and reduced health care costs. Watson considers transpersonal caring to be the effort beyond the ego, to meet and embrace the spirit or soul of the other, and the nurse’s focus is on creating the space toward healing [, De Chardin was both a scientist (he was a geologist and a paleontologist, and he studied evolutionary sciences) and a theologian (he was a Jesuit priest). Jean Watson’s Theory of Human Caring and the caring moment are based in part in the concepts of transpersonal psychology. “Brief history of transpersonal psychology.”, Michael Daniels. Watson Caring Science Institute and University of Colorado . Caring Science offers a unique holistic approach to nursing and the mindful delivery of authentic patient-centered care. A simple way to do this is to start and/or end each class or clinical meeting with a guided imagery or meditation experience. Finally, how do reflective self-care and healing experiences support the nurse’s ability to enact transpersonal states at the bedside? “Clinical decision making among fourth year nursing students: An interpretative study.”, Wendy Woodward. Available online: Charles P. Henderson. The statements, opinions and data contained in the journals are solely “Beyond holism: Incorporating an Integral Approach to support caring healing-sustainable nursing practices.”. Jean Watson refers to the human being as “a valued person in and of him or herself to be cared for, respected, nurtured, understood and assisted; in general a philosophical view of a person as a fully functional integrated self. Clinical settings are often very stressful for students, from being victims of horizontal violence to learning new and often invasive technological skills. A variety of factors impact caring as an act of providing care to patients in any healthcare setting. I know as well that because today we are embedded in the allopathic system of cure, we as a profession need to find our way back toward our deepest desire to create nursing practice as a caring-healing endeavor. “Transpersonal caring competencies are related to ontological development of the nurse’s human competencies and ways of being and becoming; thus “ontological caring competencies” become as critical in this model as “technological curing competencies” were in the conventional modern, Western nursing-medicine model”. Verified email at watsoncaringscience.org. Nursing is defined as both an art and a science in this theory, with caring as the essence of nursing. Watson has clearly stated that Rogers’ work influenced her development of the Theory of Human Caring, as did Pierre Teillhard de Chardin [, Rogers’ work focused on self-development, and he postulated that all people have an innate tendency toward self-actualization as a fully functioning person; however, the person must as a child have a foundation of unconditional positive regard (approval and love regardless of behavior) coupled with positive self-regard [, Rogers further postulated that humans’ “phenomenal field” is inclusive of all experiences available at any given time, inclusive of both the conscious and unconscious [. Watson’s theory of Human Caring to the care of a woman who has had unsuccessful IVF treatment at first attempt. Jean Watson 's theory of human caring in nursing is introduced as an innovative approach to improving care for residents in a special dementia unit. With this renewed or deeper understanding of the meaning of human caring, nurses, nursing students, and educators can be supported and motivated in their efforts to teach, learn, and experience transpersonal states. Caring is at the core of nursing and is vital in providing positive patient outcomes. Kendra Cherry. Caring Science, Mindful Practice: implementing Watson's human caring theory, 2nd ed. “The nursing shortage as a community transformational opportunity: An update.”, Carey S. Clark. She was born in 1940 in West Virginia (Wikipedia, 2013). Nursing Science: Jean Watson’s influence on nursing practiceThe five patterns of knowledge and how they can be applied in nursing practice Professionals will define themselves according to their sphere of knowledge they seek and possess. “Caring and the science of unitary human beings.”, Albertine Ranheim, Anita Kärner, and Carina Berterö. Watson, Jean PhD, RN; Brewer, Barbara B. PhD, RN; Article Content With the release of the 2014 standards,1 the Magnet Recognition Program(R) continues to embark on a new course in relation to healthcare reform and new indicators of health, beyond medical treatment of disease and conventional acute care approaches. Compassion is often a trait required of nurses, since taking care of patients’ needs is their primary purpose. Students can be given tools and tips to help them return to the caring-healing process through the day, such as returning to intentionality while washing hands, taking breaks for rest and rejuvenation, pausing to breathe deeply before entering a room, sitting down with patients and listening from the heart, offering healing forms of touch, and/or returning to the heart space throughout the shift. In simulation experiences, students can be evaluated for their caring presence either through self-evaluation and/or by “patients,” staff, other students, and/or faculty. “Intentionality forms the matrix of healing.”, Ann H. White. “Caring as a scripted discourse versus caring as an expression of an authentic relationship between self and other.”, Rothlyn P. Zahourek. Nurs Outlook 2020 Nov - Dec;68(6):822-829. Journal Of Nursing Research (Taiwan Nurses Association), 17(4), 293-300. doi:10.1097 Watson, J., & Foster, R. (2003). The authors of this article integrate two historically parallel yet disparate fields of nursing, caring science theory and nursing quantum leadership science. Jean Watson defines caring as a science. Jean Watson. Try again later. How did they prepare to enact the transpersonal state prior to the exercise beginning? Such an ideal of caring entails an ideal of intersubjectivity, in which both persons are involved” ([, During the late 1950s to early 1960s, humanistic psychology emerged as a remonstration against the dominant field of psychology with its reductionist view of the person as a mechanistic, behavior-based, stimulus-response creature [, Some of the originators of this seemingly radical new psychology included Abraham Maslow, Rollo May, Carl Rogers, Clark Moustaka, Alvin Mahrer, and James Bugental. The value of this work resides in the readers’ capacity to explore the historical and humanities-based roots of Watson’s human caring moment; in deepening our understanding of the transpersonal roots of caring science, nurses can strive to appropriately place the transpersonal aspects of human caring clearly within the realm of nurses’ work. Available online: Patricia Benner, Molly Sutphen, Victoria Leonard, and Lisa Day. Such is especially true in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, where there is a major difference between the culture of the patient and of the nurse, as healthcare facilities rely on a nursing workforce that draws nurses from many cultures around the world. Simply select your manager software from the list below and click on download. Dr. Jean Watson is a distinguished professor, nurse theorist, and founder and director of the nonprofit Watson Caring Science Institute. Available online: Watson Caring Science Institute. According to Watson, health is a subjective experience that is defined by the person. Subscribe to receive issue release notifications and newsletters from MDPI journals, You can make submissions to other journals. Authors: Roberta Christopher Lila de Tantillo Jean Watson. © 2016 by the author; licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. To prepare oneself to enter into transpersonal states, a strong practice of self-reflection and self-care is needed. Due to the heavy science-based curricula most nursing students experience, many nurses may struggle with the spiritual and humanities-based background necessary to unpack human caring theory in order to apply it at the bedside [, The term transpersonal is defined as reaching beyond the personal realm or transcending the singular, personal state of being [, As Watson developed her theory of human caring, one of her original definitions of transpersonal was as follows: “Transpersonal refers to an inter-subjective human-human relationship in which the person of the nurse affects and is affected by the person of the other. There are four fundamental designs used by nurses for knowledge. Our belief systems, worldviews, and spiritual perspectives align to support our ability to create these meaningful and transformative interactions with others [, Intentionality is an important concept to both understanding and enacting transpersonal caring. While human caring theory grew from humanistic philosophy, it now has moved toward the idea of human caring science. We describe the journey of personnel at one hospital to create a healing environment for patients and staff members at all levels through the implementation of Watson's Theory of Human Caring and her Caritas Processes (ie, loving kindness, authentic presence, spirituality, being … “Transpersonal FAQs.” 2015. Watson Caring Science Institute. Having done this with students in the past, allowing each partner the opportunity to speak and then to listen from the heart, they often struggle with their own thoughts while listening, and how to express caring and presence with the one they are working with while not speaking. Another innovative idea is to take some clinical time and devote it toward transpersonal exercises. Please let us know what you think of our products and services. Watson’s background is in nursing and psychology. “God and science: The death and rebirth of theism.” 1996. Theory Background Both are fully present in the moment and feel a union with the other. In 1966, she earned a master’s degree, and a Ph.D. in 1973, all from the University of Colorado. Jean Watson (June 10, 1940 – present) is an American nurse theorist and nursing professor who is well known for her “Philosophy and Theory of Transpersonal Caring.” She has also written numerous texts, including Nursing: The Philosophy and Science of Caring. How do nurses learn to care for patients more deeply through shifts in consciousness? The author declares no conflict of interest. Articles Cited by. The concepts caring science and science of caring have different meanings; however, they are often used interchangeably. Original Article Healthcare interprofessional team members' perspectives on human caring: A directed content analysis study Holly Wei a, *, Jean Watson b a College of Nursing East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, USA b Watson Caring Science Institute, Boulder, CO, USA article info Through these practices, students learn to experience the relaxation response, and faculty role modeling of transpersonal states can occur. It also may allow the instructor to further model transpersonal states as he or she cares for the student during the reflective process. Through her practice, she observed the effect of authentic caring on patients and the resultant health outcomes. There are many questions to be researched and answered as we strive to build a body of evidence around caring science in nursing. The results of such intentionality-based interactions are a greater integral awareness of oneself and a greater understanding of the sometimes mysterious and awe-inspiring spiritual nature of the relationship between self, other, world, and cosmos [, From describing this sort of transpersonal, caring-healing, authentic, intentional nursing practice, I know intuitively and from my own experiences with this type of practice that what is being described is the art of healing, and the core of true nursing. Senior nursing students want more than just support with growing their technical skills: they desire assistance with developing deeper relationships with staff, support with learning how to interconnect with patients, and greater comfort levels with taking on the role of self as nurse [. This paper explores the history of transpersonal psychology (TP) and explicates how TP relates to Watson’s theory, the human caring moment, and caring science. Additionally, while it may seem a bit radical at first in that it departs from the concept of grading tests and papers, by providing opportunities for graded reflective experiences as related to the experience of transpersonal states, we begin to value the art of caring in our curricula and we can use the reflective process as a means to support transpersonal experience and growth in caring capacity with our students [. The history of Watson’s transpersonal human caring moment as based in transpersonal psychology (TP) provides educators and nurses with a basis upon which to build their understanding of the transpersonal nature of human caring consciousness. Applying Watson's nursing theory to assess patient perceptions of being cared for in a multicultural environment. While one cannot completely undertake another person’s life experiences, tuning into one’s own experience with hurt, anger, sadness, guilt, joy, love, Rogers’ influence in Watson’s work is clear as we consider Watson’s idea of an interconnected phenomenal field that is transpersonal in nature; within this unified field is where the human caring moment occurs. Many men and women enter the nursing field because they see it as a career that cares about people. The educator can act as a role model for this process, but it should be made clear to the student what the instructor has done before, during, and after the role modeling experience; discussing openly with students helps them to also reflect on what they witnessed or co-engaged with. Two well known theories were developed in the 1970’s, Leininger’s Theory of cultural care and Jean Watson’s Theory of human caring (McCance, McKenna, Boore 1999). Jean Watson was born in West Virginia and received her BSN in 1964. Jean Watson of the Center for Human Caring and Janet L. Quinn about the special types of care needed by groups of clients such as people with AIDS. You seem to have javascript disabled. Jean Watson is a nursing theorist who formulated the theory of human caring and the ‘caritas’ processes in support of this theory. Students can create a card, or carry a special touchstone, which can be placed in their pocket and used as symbol or reminder to come into caring consciousness space throughout the day. If you have the appropriate software installed, you can download article citation data to the citation manager of your choice. Jean Watson’s Theory of Human Caring and the caring moment are based in part in the concepts of transpersonal psychology. “An analysis of Carl Rogers’ theory of personality.” 1996. This paper will provide a historical background around transpersonal psychology and how it relates to Watson’s human caring moment. Watson’s Theory of Human Caring The theory of Watson’s Human Caring focuses on human and nursing paradigm (Fawcett, 2005). The purpose of explicating these humanities-based concepts is to support nurses and nurse educators in creating a deeper understanding of Watson’s caring-healing moment as a time-space continuum, where the nurse’s caring supports a mutually created environment for healing. This paper will provide a historical background around transpersonal psychology and how it relates to Watson’s human caring moment. “Biography of Abraham Maslow.” 2015. What tools did they use to remember to return to the transpersonal human caring consciousness throughout the process? We can begin to include transpersonal experiences and awareness in our curricula in ways that support students’ gaining experience with the modalities that support transpersonal states, and then truly valuing these experiences in academia. “Watson Caritas Patient Score.” 2015. Through interconnectedness, a foundation of reaching the other’s life-world experience is built; this requires the nurse to be aware of his/her own existential-ontological foundation. “Transpersonal refers to values of deep connectedness, of relationship, subjective meaning, and shared humanity… Transpersonal conveys a connection beyond the ego, capturing spiritual dimensions all humans share with a deeper self, others, nature, and the universe.”. However, it is also a concept that is often confused with simply setting a mental goal. Jean Watson This article is based on an invited challenge address at the 1989 National Doctoral Forum related to future directions for substantive knowledge development. In light of the challenges of adding to already full nursing curricula, one may consider that the suggestions made in this article to include tools and skills to support student’s growth enacting transpersonal states in the human caring process become threaded throughout curricula. Born in West Virginia, US; Educated: BSN, University of Colorado, 1964, MS, University of Colorado, 1966, Ph.D., University of Colorado, 1973 Jean Watson, nursing’s living legend, began the development of the Theory of Human Caring/Caring Science over 35 years ago; since that time, the theory has evolved, and yet the concept of the creation of a transpersonal caring-healing moment remains as central to the core of both understanding and enacting the theory in nursing practice. Articles Use the Databases tab in this LibGuide to look for more articles. Introduction Today, in health care systems, considering the requirement behind applying high-level care standards and methods, high-quality care is expected to be taken into account as a major objective (1-3).In this regard, the most significant element that helps health care providers fulfill their commitment to their clients is … The reader is supported with a greater understanding of both the development of Watson’s theory and the process of creating and experiencing the transpersonal caring-healing moment with patients. The good news is that nurse educators can implement and value the transpersonal experience within curricula. What could they do differently next time? When we consider intentionality in nursing and transpersonal states, we begin to see how intentionality is the act of using consciousness to directly and indirectly influence the individual and collective wellbeing [. De Chardin focused on inter-relating science and faith and he proposed that, from an evolutionary perspective, we as humans are moving toward higher forms of consciousness, with the person becoming ever more aware of the self, and also aware of our interdependence with the whole of the universe [, In Watson’s work, she stated that in the transpersonal caring moment, the nurse attempts to enter into, and stay within, the other’s frame of reference in order to connect to the inner life world of the other, while recognizing the self in in others [, Of great importance to the transpersonal state of human caring is Watson’s [. Title. Available online: Carl Ransom Rogers. These designs make up the syntactical and the conceptual nursing […] Students and nurses convey to me that they struggle to create the sort of caring-healing environment based in transpersonalism that Watson [, Firstly, we know that nurses who struggle to create and work in caring environments, and nurses who are under stress and become skills-task focused, are more likely to suffer from stress and burnout syndromes, and ultimately leave the profession [, To be in a transpersonal caring experience, the nurse and patient recognize and experience the reality of the interdependence and the deeper level of interconnectedness. Humanistic psychology called for the person to look deeply within the self, with the knowledge that self-awareness is requisite for self-growth. Please note that many of the page functionalities won't work as expected without javascript enabled. The human caring theory that Watson proposed some thirty years ago continues to evolve today toward caring science status, with much of its roots based in TP. She … Distance or online students can practice this with patients, colleagues, or loved ones. These efforts may support the need for the student to regularly practice quieting their own minds and coming into the present moment. We know that people learn through experience; it is therefore posited that without personal experience with transpersonal states, nurses and nursing students cannot hope to actually enact transpersonal states of human caring in the workplace. Caring as a central concept has led to the development of several caring theories. Can caring be “taught” or is it supported through experiences? Their, This "Cited by" count includes citations to the following articles in Scholar. Contemporary methods of humanistic psychology may take many forms, including psychoanalysis, group work, psychosynthesis of subpersonalities, dreamwork, meditation, yoga, tai chi, counseling, psychotherapy, drama therapy, and energy work [, Humanistic psychology set the stage for the emergence of TP and even today the aforementioned humanistic psychological practices, which support self-reflection and personal evolution, help one to become more integral and authentic, preparing one to access the higher levels of consciousness required for transpersonal states [, In the late 1960s, the field of TP evolved from its roots in humanistic psychology, with its foundational concepts arising from the work of William James, Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, and the Asian contemplative traditions [, Of importance to nursing and the concept of the caring-healing moment, it should be noted that TP is concerned with exploring non-ordinary states of consciousness, by moving beyond the ego and the body boundaries, with the understanding that these states of consciousness encapsulate heuristic, transformative, healing, and evolutionary potentials [, It is important to note here also what is not the essence of transpersonalism. 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