Counseling Clients with AIDS Page 1 Counseling Clients with AIDS RICHARD E. PRICE,
MICHAEL M. OMIZO, and VICTORIA L. HAMMETT The authors discuss issues and suggestions …

This paper describes the stressors experienced by lovers and friends who were caregivers
to AIDS patients and the social supports and coping strategies they drew on in efforts to …

This powerful book is an immersion into the experience of AIDS, loss, and the impact of HIV
on the mourning process. It presents a reconstruction of the general range of experiences of …

Surveyed 29 hospital chaplains (mean age 49 yrs) in New York City about their amount of
experience and the types of visits they made to people with acquired immune deficiency …

As the AIDS epidemic has grown, the needs of the bereaved have become more apparent
and professional support is now recognized as an essential response. Individuals who are …

The purpose of this research report is to derive a holistic view of the symptom experiences of
women living with HIV/AIDS. A racially diverse sample of 38 HIV-infected women …

Several changes in the map of the HIV epidemic have important implications for psychiatric-
mental health nurses. Increasingly women and children, members of ethnic minority groups …

BACKGROUND The number of women living with HIV infection continues to climb despite a
decline in infection rates in other populations. Worldwide, a woman becomes infected with …

Adaptation Page 1 Psychosocial Adaptation By Denise M. Korniewicz, DNSc, RN; Mary
Elizabeth O'Brien, PhD, RN; and Elaine Larson, RN, PhD, FAAN 14 Coping with AIDS and …

A naturalistic study design using ethnographic interviews was employed to elicit data about
the phenomenon of being a long-term survivor of AIDS from 14 men and 6 women. Data …