Emotional intelligence and reflective practice are an integral part of building a therapeutic relationship in nursing. To begin with, self-awareness is very important in the nursing profession. It basically means who and what we are and it determines our lifestyle and behavior. The process of understanding our own values, beliefs, thoughts, feelings, attitudes, motivations, strengths and limitations and how our thoughts and behaviors affect others and improve our judgment and help us identify. opportunities for professional development and personal growth. This allows us to identify our strengths and areas in which we need to develop. Nurses must empathize with their patients and know their strengths and weaknesses so that it is easier for them to help their clients. Adding that when nurses are self-aware, they are able to adapt or positively change their attitudes and actions and understand how different people treat them, which creates a better nurse-patient relationship. Additionally, positive self-awareness provides a sense of continuity, wholeness, and coherence for a person. When it comes to nursing, self-awareness helps nurses know their strengths and weaknesses. “This helps nurses provide better care to clients; the client recovers quickly and establishes a trusting relationship between the client and nurse. Self-awareness helps nurses identify multiple issues that might be a reason why I am providing better care” (Nancy Burns, 2005). In relation to self-awareness, the therapeutic relationship is also linked to it. It is important to be aware of personal stress that may interfere with the ability to communicate therapeutically with patients. First, effective communication in the middle of the article......across the health system. To conclude, emotional intelligence and reflective practice are integral to building a therapeutic component of establishing a therapeutic relationship in nursing. Emotional intelligence is the ability, ability, and skill to identify, evaluate, and control the emotions of oneself, others, and groups. This quality plays an important role in the success of nurses, whether they work in management or at the bedside. We need to understand and create a therapeutic relationship between nurse-client relationships. We need to understand the client's situation and help meet their needs so they provide better care. Therefore, nurses should always look for techniques to help take care of the client and provide them with all the support and improvement to have a better therapeutic relationship with clients..