A nurse is caring for a client who has recently started journaling to manage stress. The nurse should identify that which of the following is an outcome for a client who uses journaling to manage stress?

A. Journaling does not replace the need for social support. Social interactions and relationships remain important for coping and mental health. Journaling is a complementary tool, not a substitute for interpersonal support. B. Journaling will not cure stress. Stress is a physiological and psychological response, and journaling helps clients manage or cope with stress, not eliminate it completely. C. Journaling is not a replacement for medications when pharmacologic treatment is indicated. While it can enhance coping, it should be used as an adjunct rather than an alternative to prescribed treatment. D. Journaling will assist the client with identifying stress triggers is correct. journaling for stress management helps clients reflect on daily experiences, recognize patterns, and pinpoint sources of stress. By identifying triggers, clients can develop targeted coping strategies, gain insight into emotional responses, and implement proactive stress management techniques.