Titlebook: Coping with HIV Infection; Psychological and Ex Lena Nilsson Sch?nnesson,Michael W. Ross Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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lso believe that with the exception of access to health care, an issue that sets the United States apart from all other civilized democracies, the psychological issues that arise in the Swedish sample can be shown to be almost identical to those that have been discussed in the literature from the Un

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Book 1999nalyzing her ongoing detailed notes of the psychotherapeutic process in a systematic quantitative as well as qualitative manner. The analysis of her data is further informed by her coauthor, Dr. Michael Ross, a therapist and investigator whose contribution to the clinical and research literature on

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The Shattered Selft we found a very large proportion of the psychotherapeutic work focused on the self. Further, just as HIV-related threats and psychological issues have to be processed and adapted to (Chapter 8), the men also struggled with processing and restoring their more or less shattered self. The latter is p

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Autonomy, Boundaries, Control, and Deathlso believe that with the exception of access to health care, an issue that sets the United States apart from all other civilized democracies, the psychological issues that arise in the Swedish sample can be shown to be almost identical to those that have been discussed in the literature from the Un

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The Impact of Chronic and Terminal Illness of the gay subculture, the stigmatization resulting from the co-categorization of male gayness and AIDS, and the experience of dealing with the stigmatization of a gay orientation. This chapter explores both the common and unique elements of dealing with HIV disease in this population.

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HIV Testing and Its Impactamples of convenience, and that the randomized sample designs that would be required to determine the impact of counseling and testing have not been carried out or may not be ethically appropriate. Much of the research on testing covers populations other than gay and bisexual men—women and children, heterosexual people, and injecting drug users.

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The Impact of HIV Infection on Psychological Functioning and Quality of Lifeal. change, “for good or ill, or by return to the psychological status quo ante”. (p. 3). It should be remembered though that stress vulnerability might oscillate over time but also be selective; for example, an individual. may be affected by sexual threats but less so by social threats.