Assessment-Development of a relationship with the patient himself that is therapeutic for the individual (Boyd, 2008). If they come from a certain religious background and do not adhere to religious beliefs that may harm their health, these are answers that can be found by building a therapeutic relationship (Boyd, 2008). This may involve working with those close to the individual affected by the mental disorder with their consent, people such as family or loved ones who may be imperative to the individual's care (Boyd, 2008). - Play an imperative role in the treatment of the individual in recovery, which means that the individual can live well despite their problems (Boyd, 2008). - Nurses are also required to ensure that all rights of the individual, which means ensuring that the patient receives their own liberty and freedom, but this is done in a way that fits the scope of practice and care of the nurse and does not compromise the safety of the individual (Boyd, 2008). -Documentation is one of the most important things for a mental health nurse. must perform. The nurse should document all information collected so that the patient's notes can be read. All paramedical and medical staff are aware of what is happening.