Ängste auflösen sich wohl fühlen

Ich bin was ich fühle

Southwestern Designs

Untold Stories from the Front Lines

Portraits of Public Service

Roman

Liebe deinen Nächsten

Sly Peace in a Failed State

Afghanistan

The Philosophy of Madhusudana Sarasvati

Advaita Vedanta and Vaisnavism

Advances in Near Infrared Spectroscopy and Related Computational Methods

Beautiful Bird-Inspired Poetry

On Gentle Wings

(How I Got My Man)

The Guide to Dating for the Mature Woman Using the Dating Sites

Bilan historique de la Cedeao et héritages futurs

Fasziale Behandlung nach dem Liedler-Konzept

Peritoneale Adhäsionen

Dentistry at a Glance

Kadambari Akrutibandh Ani Bharat Sasane

Sonate op.120 1/2 Gesänge für Alt & Klavier

Unwrapping the Meaning Behind Our Most Cherished Traditions

The True Gifts of Christmas

Auswirkungen des Besuchs einer vorschulischen Einrichtung auf die schulische Entwicklung von Kindern mit Migrationshintergrund

Orchids for everyone

"This is a unique book that provides a state of the art review of behavioural interventions to improve decision-making, communication, and well-being in patients and families facing advanced illness. Its emphasis on biopsychosocial and spiritual dimensions, and inclusion of both practical clinical issues and evidence is exemplary. There is outstanding attention to diverse populations, including LGBT and cultural issues, and case studies provide vivid examples. This is the best book I have read on the topic, and one I will include in my graduate courses on coping with chronic illness and psychotherapy with older adults."
William E. Haley, PhD, Professor, School of Aging Studies, University of South Florida.
"For psychologists, chaplains, social work clinicians and whole health therapists, this foundational text is a welcome contribution. The authors lay out what is known, and where gaps remain in our palliative care psychosocial treatment repertoire. The thought-provoking and realistic vignettes encourage us to review across multiple dimensions for assessment and treatment planning. This will be required reading in our psychology palliative care training library!"

Elizabeth Goy Ph.D., Psychology Palliative Care Fellowship Supervisor, VA Portland Health Care System; Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Oregon Health & Science University School of Medicine.
"There is a good discussion of a range of interventions designed to enhance communication and decision-making, which provided a neat summary and assessment of each. I suspect that psychologists may remain under-represented, and that means that the rest of us (doctors, nurses, social workers and others) will have to continue doing the best that we can with psychological issues. This book provides a reasonably detailed but succinct review of the problems and any member of the team will be better off for having read it."
Roger Woodruff, hospicecare.com Newsletter.

Perspectives on Behavioural Interventions in Palliative and End-of-Life Care

The Impact of Statutory Trade Union Recognition

Statutory Regulation and Employment Relations

TIMEPASS

Science of Rapid Skill Acquisition- Learn, Remember, & Master New Skills

Accelerated Learning

Much in this book is remarkable. By itself, Jones's treatment of the old debate about the relationships among the earliest editions of Hamlet makes this book worth its price. I find the book filled with striking insights. Jones's work is productive, engaging, and lucid.

Ich bin was ich fühle

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