Erikson's theory is a psychoanalytic theory that identifies eight stages through which a healthy developed person should move from infancy to adulthood adult. Each stage requires a person to face and master new challenges. The nursing process requires that an interactive and trusting relationship exist between the nurse and client. Modeling and remodeling theory states that a pathway must be followed when caring for the patient. The nurse must first establish a positive and trusting relationship with the patient. Second, the nurse should allow the patient to control and promote those strengths with which the patient feels most comfortable. Finally, when all of these steps have been completed, the patient and nurse can set common goals that move the patient's health in a positive direction (Frisch