on death and dying

Learn to identify and understand your feelings and transform attitudes to alleviate psychological suffering. Denying death as an individual or social fact (with mechanisms such as "I'll worry about it when I need to") has an important consequence: the lack of psychological preparation when the ordeal presents itself; especially in the patient, but also in relatives or the team that attends to them. On Death and Dying covers this shortcoming. Through the identification and understanding of the feelings -anger, denial, acceptance...- of the dying, this work shows how to control these emotions and how to transform attitudes to alleviate psychological suffering. Therefore, this book is not only indispensable for healthcare professionals and psychologists, but also for all people who wish to face their future with responsibility.