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2017 Webcast: The Psychological Impact of Lung Disease and Shifting the Focus to a Valued Life
Lung diseases such as COPD have a substantial impact upon quality of life, and people with chronic lung disease experience high rates of depression and anxiety. This course will describe common emotional reactions to lung disease and the psychological interventions have been used in this population. The application of techniques focused on psychological flexibility and mindfulness will be discussed, as will the critical role of the respiratory therapist in helping people with chronic lung disease live a meaningful and valued life.
Credits
AACVPR CE:1.0, AARC:1.0
Description
Presented by Arpi Minassian, PhD, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the psychiatric conditions that commonly occur in people with chronic lung disease.
- Describe the basic approaches of cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy as they relate to treatment of lung disease.
- Learn strategies for helping patients identify personal values.
Viewing window: 60 days from date of purchase
CE Credits: 1.0 AACVPR; 1.0 AARC
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