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Cancer, Sex, Drugs and Death: A Clinician Guide to the Psychological Management of Young People With Cancer (en Inglés)
Toni Lindsay
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Australian Academic Press
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Cancer, Sex, Drugs and Death: A Clinician Guide to the Psychological Management of Young People With Cancer (en Inglés) - Lindsay, Toni
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Reseña del libro "Cancer, Sex, Drugs and Death: A Clinician Guide to the Psychological Management of Young People With Cancer (en Inglés)"
This book is a must read for any psychologist, psychiatrist, therapist or counsellor dealing with a young client undergoing cancer treatment. A cancer diagnosis can profoundly affect a young person's psychological, emotional, developmental and cognitive functioning. The environment in which they find themselves is unpredictable and burdened by challenging decisions. It is vital therefore that no matter what your therapeutic approach, you are able to identify the normal reactions that young people and their families experience when dealing with their cancer, both while treatment is happening and when it is completed. This will enable you to better tailor your therapeutic interventions and manage your client's psychological symptoms. A strong clinical focus throughout the text provides guidance and structure, showing how to work effectively with young people through learning the language of cancer diagnosis and treatment so that the therapeutic skills you already possess are translatable to cancer-related issues. Through the use of composite case studies, examples, and clinical guides, Toni Lindsay brings her many years of experience working with young people and their families into a practical and insightful guide to upskill even the most senior of clinicians. She explores the clinical implications of treatment, diagnosis, survivorship and end of life, and the way that young people experience and negotiate their way through such adversity.
