A diagnosis of cancer is a slap in the face for most people. Nothing is what it used to be: the carousel of thought begins to spin, those affected ask countless questions – about life and possible death.
There are many and very different cancer guides. This advisor should no longer be one. He probably focuses on cancer and its effects on those affected and their relatives, but the perspective is always on the existential issues and questions resulting from it:
Why me?
How can I cope with the great suffering?
How will my life go on after being diagnosed with cancer?
How can I deal with the fear of death?
Do I become a burden to others?
Am I still to blame in the end?
What can I do as a relative?
This guide takes up these and other existential questions and topics with specific case studies and background knowledge from the author’s psycho-oncological practice and also provides suggestions for dealing with such serious illnesses. Practical tips and numerous offers of help on the individual topics round off this guide.
Product Details
- Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg; August 2, 2021
- Language: German
- ISBN: 978-3662628454
- ISBN: 9783662628454
- eText ISBN: 9783662628461
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