Psychosocial Aspects of Healthcare Book

	Introduction
I	Making a Connection: Talking, Listening, Showing You Care
1	Components of Effective Communication
2	Client Motivation and Adherence
3	Understanding Family Needs, Roles, and Responsibilities
4	Recognizing Your Own Beliefs
II	Shared Goal-Setting: Patient/Client-Professional Collaboration
5	Quality of Life
6	Client Rights and Provider Responsibilities
7	Collaborative Treatment-Planning
8	The Mind-Body-Spirit Connection
III	Defining Self
9	Body Image and Self-Concept
10	Condition-Specific Characteristics
11	Sexuality
IV	Responses to Illness and Disability that Complicate Care
12	Psychiatric Disorders
13	Self-Destructive Behaviors
14	Chronic Illness
V	The Continuum of Loss, Grieving, and Adjustment
15	Understanding Loss
16	Understanding Grief
17	Adjustment
VI	Attitudes and Perspectives: Respecting Human Differences
18	Impact of Culture on Health and Illness
19	Conflict and Strategies for Resolution