Although “End‐of‐Life Care for Terminally Ill Clients” is a section of the ACA Code of Ethics
(American Counseling Association, 2005), neither the Code nor the counseling literature …

In this chapter, we define the concept of control, present a range of methods used to
operationalize this construct, and summarize results about age-related changes in personal …

This retrospective qualitative study aimed to examine the influences of bereaved family
caregivers' perception of good death for their dying spouse or parent on their caregiving …

Among the changes in the 2010 revised Code of Professional Ethics for Rehabil itation
Counselors of the Commission on Rehabilitation Certification (CRCC) are standards and …

In the following sections of this chapter, authors provide a brief overview of three major
factors related to the diversity of end-of-life experiences—being an older adult, racial/ethnic …

Just as the number of developed countries now legally permitting physician-assisted suicide
(PAS) continues to grow, so too does the number of legal terms and definitions of medical …

The 20th century, with its rapid progress in medical science, fundamentally changed the
nature of the dying process in much of the Western world. Advances throughout the century …

Abstract The Renewing Life program is offered through Pathways Health Crisis Resource
Center. It is a unique approach designed to complement conventional medical care for …