The mental health nurse is leading a group about relaxation and explains the benefits of deep breathing for relaxation. As a female client begins to explain how she uses yoga to relax, another client interrupts and asks, "What's yoga?" Which is the nurse's best response?

A. "Yoga is not the subject of this group": This response dismisses the client's curiosity and could shut down the conversation. Shutting down the discussion abruptly can make clients feel unheard and discourage participation, hindering the therapeutic environment. B. "What do you want to know about it?": This response validates the client's interest and encourages open discussion. The nurse can provide a brief explanation without derailing the group session. C. "Wait, let her finish talking": This response may seem dismissive and could discourage engagement. It is important to address the interruption respectfully while also encouraging dialogue. D. "Do not interrupt in group again": This kind of response can create a hostile environment, shut down communication, and damage the therapeutic relationship between the nurse and the clients, especially in a mental health setting where trust and open expression are vital.