Transferarbeit: Psychotherapeutische Interventionen am
                    Lebensende

Berthold, Daniel P.; Gramm, Jan

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“…Anticipated grief can be expressed like grief after a loss, for example through pain of separation, helplessness and hopelessness, feelings of being overwhelmed, or numb [Znoj, 2016]. Berthold and Gramm [2019] describe a model for palliative psychological work with patients and relatives that has five intervention fields (see also Fig. 1).…”

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Psychotherapeutic Work in Palliative Care

2020

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In palliative care, multi-professional teams work to improve and maintain the quality of life of terminally ill patients and their families. In this field, clinical psychologists and psychotherapists take on a broad variety of tasks that range from preventive and supportive to psychotherapeutic work. Even if the provision of palliative care frequently does not yet offer appropriate need-based care by psychologists and psychotherapists, developments to that effect are clearly noticeable. The aim of the present article is to give an overview of palliative care as an area of application for psychological and psychotherapeutic interventions. After depicting relevant features of palliative care, characteristic topics, strains, and mental disorders in palliative care will be briefly delineated. Finally, an overview of psychological and psychotherapeutic interventions for palliative care will be presented.

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Psychotherapeutic Work in Palliative Care

2020

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Psychotherapeutisches Arbeiten in Palliative Care

2019

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In palliative care, multiprofessional teams work to im prove and maintain the quality of life of terminally ill pa tients and their families. In this field, clinical psychologists and psychotherapists take on a broad variety of tasks that range from preventive and supportive to psychothera peutic work. Even if the provision of palliative care fre quently does not yet offer appropriate needbased care by psychologists and psychotherapists, developments to that effect are clearly noticeable. The aim of the present article is to give an overview of palliative care as an area of application for psychological and psychotherapeutic interventions. After depicting relevant features of pallia tive care, characteristic topics, strains and mental disor ders in palliative care will be briefly delineated. Finally, an overview of psychological and psychotherapeutic inter ventions for palliative care will be presented.

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Transferarbeit: Psychotherapeutische Interventionen am Lebensende

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Psychotherapeutic Work in Palliative Care

Psychotherapeutic Work in Palliative Care

Psychotherapeutisches Arbeiten in Palliative Care

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