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The salience of existential concerns across the cancer control continuum
Palliative and Supportive Care, 2012AbstractDespite significant improvement in cancer survival, the fear of death still remains rooted in individuals' beliefs about cancer. Existential fears pertaining to cancer cut across the cancer control continuum and taint decisions related to prevention, screening, surveillance, and follow-up recommendations, as well as the overall management of ...
Virginia, Lee, Carmen G, Loiselle
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HIV Related Psychotherapy and Its Existential Concerns
Counselling Psychology Review, 1994This paper considers psychotherapy and counselling in order to highlight significant anxieties relating to the four existential concepts of Death, Isolation and Meaninglessness. It is the contention of the author that these anxieties are particularly relevant to psychotherapy when HIV is a consideration.
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Religious Orientation and Complexity of Thought about Existential Concerns
Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 1983Three aspects of Allport's original concept of mature religion appear to be omitted from his later, highly-popular concept of religion as an intrinsic end in itself. These aspects are (a) readiness to face existential questions without reducing their complexity, (b) perception of religious doubts as positive, and (c) openness to future change in one's ...
C. Daniel Batson, Lynn Raynor-Prince
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The Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, 2009
Middle-aged and elderly patients have been shown to respond to psychoanalytic treatment, but they present certain characteristic problems not typical of young patients. I discuss these and offer a brief case presentation followed by a general discussion of the role of existential concerns and of their intertwining with psychoanalytic insights and ...
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Middle-aged and elderly patients have been shown to respond to psychoanalytic treatment, but they present certain characteristic problems not typical of young patients. I discuss these and offer a brief case presentation followed by a general discussion of the role of existential concerns and of their intertwining with psychoanalytic insights and ...
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Concerning existential definition of the classnp: Theoretical analysis of an alternative approach
Cybernetics and Systems Analysis, 1998zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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An attachment perspective on coping with existential concerns.
2012Phillip R. Shaver, Mario Mikulincer
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