Living with Cancer
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Living with Cancer
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Living with Cancer
Living with Cancer is a deeply human and compassionate hand-book to guide people through the terror of a cancer diagnosis and will inspire hope amid the uncertainty for those living with cancer and their loved ones.
An accessible and humane handbook for cancer patients and their loved ones.
Every three minutes, someone is diagnosed with cancer. Despite this staggering statistic, advances in screening and treatment mean that there are now hundreds of thousands of people living with, and well past, a cancer diagnosis.
What’s often overlooked, however, is that even successful medical treatments frequently fail to fully account for the disease’s emotional and psychological impact on patients and those close to them. Living with Cancer aims to address the information overload often described by those affected by cancer, providing a reliable and peer-reviewed resource written in accessible and jargon-free language.
Featuring contributions from experts currently working at the forefront of cancer care and treatment, Living with Cancer is a compassionate handbook to help assist people with the terror of a diagnosis and eventually guide them toward justified hope.
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Living with Cancer has received a mix of reviews. One suggests that the book promotes the idea of staying positive as a simplistic solution for happiness, wealth, and health, which might not be appropriate for vulnerable individuals facing cancer. Another review praises it as a superb, heart-warming book, commending both the editor and contributors for their work.
Book Details
INFORMATION
ISBN: 9781910820865
Publisher: University College Dublin Press
Format: Paperback / softback
Date Published: 09 September 2021
Country: Ireland
Imprint: University College Dublin Press
Illustration: Illustrations, unspecified
Contributors:
- Edited by Paul D'Alton
Audience: General / adult
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Weight: 0g
Pages: 140
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About the Author
Dr Paul D'Alton is Head of the Department of Psychology at St Vincent's University Hospital, Dublin and Associate Professor at the School of Psychology, University College Dublin. He has worked in cancer care for almost 15 years. Paul completed his clinical psychology training in Trinity College, Dublin in 2004 and has worked as a clinical psychologist, educator, and researcher since then. Paul has completed a number of funded research projects and is frequently invited to speak at national and international scientific gatherings. He has published several book chapters and peer-reviewed journal articles.
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