Psychotherapy with Cardiac Patients Anthony Malone and nineteenth-century and contemporary photographs

and nineteenth-century and contemporary photographs

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'Children are completely like sense organs in how they take in the contents of their surroundings'" (from chapter 2)

Psychotherapy with Cardiac Patients Anthony Malone and nineteenth-century and contemporary photographsHeart disease is the leading cause of the death in the United States, and those who experience cardiac events suffer a wide range of psychological sequelae. Yet, few books show psychotherapy practitioners how they can modify their techniques to accommodate the unique needs of this population. The author, an experienced hospital based psychologist, provides an orientation to this specialization and, drawing on a variety of therapy models, describes