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1139Listening skills develop to show that a nurse feels cared about and accepts the point of view of the client Helps to feel heard and understood the problem significant and respected provide less isolation environment to the client and make sense of the present situation Hurley et al 2014 Touch Touch as a procedure of non verbal communication is a significant component of healing communication In mental health nursing touch can be utilised as a means of comforting or breaking down barriers amid nurse and client Touch can be contributory or practical whereby the use of touch is necessary or deliberate while giving treatment to mentally ill patients and the skill is necessarily required by mental health nurses Mårtensson et al 2014 Reflecting skills Reflecting skills are such skills that assist the mental health nurse with an emphasis on the client s viewpoint and as such buoy up person centred communication The chief code in by means of reflective skills includes classifying the individual s central message and replying it back to them with the use of your own wards Fortinash Worret 2014 Conclusion From the above analysis it can be concluded that its moral and ethical obligation on mental health nurses to treat patients with kindness and learn the effective communication skills that are highlighted in the study to understand and empower mentally ill people