COUNSELING TO PERSONS DEALING WITH TERMINAL ILLNESS February 14, 2014 Peter Albertson, BA, M.Div., MPC.

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COUNSELING TO PERSONS DEALING WITH TERMINAL ILLNESS February 14, 2014 Peter Albertson, BA, M.Div., MPC

If I have ___________________________ I have everything.

The Kübler-Ross model…says that someone faced with the reality of impending death or other extreme, awful fate experiences a series of emotional stages: Denial Anger Bargaining Depression Acceptance.

Charles A Corr Individual coping strategies-must respect individuality Patient empowerment-recognize that a dying person continues to be a living person Explore practical guidelines for caregivers

EXISTENTIAL EXERCISE 5 most important things in my life are:

One Counseling Approach Listen, listen, listen Reflect back Examine thoughts and the resultant feelings causing them distress. The “R’s” of Insight & Encouragement

The “R’s” of Insight & Encouragement Reframe Rephrase Reveal Remember Resources

RESOURCES: