Titlebook: Working with the Elderly and their Carers; Paul Terry Textbook 1997Latest edition Paul Terry 1997 care.counseling.Focusing.nurse.psychothe

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即席

Pathogen

Working with Managers of a Long-Stay Servicek and I came to see my task in this consultation role as essentially thinking and offering understanding about the anxieties, conscious and unconscious, which the manager and her deputy had to manage: the staff’s, the patients’, the relatives’ and their own.

Lacunar-Stroke

conservative

放縱

Open-Ended Counselling with the Elderlyhe long-stay hospital. The chapter illustrates some of the issues which emerged from a longer therapeutic contact, especially feelings about ageing and the inevitability of death. I think these elderly people sought counselling because the awareness of death made it urgent to sort out some difficult emotional issues before they died.

暴行

Theoretical Underpinning of the Institutional Workhanges in a wide variety of commercial and public service organisations, by practitioners taking up the role of .. This chapter presents an introduction to some of the insights which have emerged from this work and some of the similarities and differences between a consultancy and a counselling or therapeutic role.

Decibel

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-95034-5betes. Some had speech impairments or were unable to speak, or eat or swallow. Many were incontinent. Nearly a fifth had hearing and visual problems. Few were terminally ill, but all would remain in long stay care until they died. Several had been on the wards for over ten years.

Pedagogy

虛度

identified with an aspect of my elderly patients: because of their physical and mental decline and current social attitudes towards the elderly, their experience and wisdom can be overlooked, though at the same time these personal resources enable elderly patients to endure what would otherwise be unendurable.