1. Setting: Where is the communication taking place? Is it a hospital room, a doctor’s office, a community setting, or another context? The specific environment can inform appropriate communication choices. 2. Participants: Who is communicating with whom? Is it a nurse and a patient, a social worker and a client, a therapist and a family member, or other individuals? Knowing the roles and relationships involved helps tailor communication styles. 3. Communication Goal: What is the main purpose of the interaction? Is it to gather information, offer support, provide education, or resolve a conflict? Different goals call for different communication strategies. 4. Specific Techniques: Can you provide some examples of the communication techniques you want me to analyze? This could include verbal phrases, nonverbal cues, or the overall tone and style of the interaction.

Once you provide more details about the specific context and communication examples, I can offer a detailed breakdown of therapeutic and non-therapeutic techniques within the scenario. I can then discuss the potential impact of these techniques on building rapport, creating a safe environment, and achieving the desired communication goals.