Psychiatric Times September 19, 2024
Ken Druck, PhD

Meeting the needs of the dying and their families requires a deep and clear understanding of competent and compassionate care.

SPECIAL REPORT: DEATH & DYING

There are few subjects that most of us, including those who work in mental health, avoid more than death and dying. Meeting the needs of the dying and their families requires a deep and clear understanding of competent and compassionate care for health care professionals and caregivers.

Since the death of my 21-year-old daughter several decades ago, I have had the honor and privilege of helping countless individuals, families, and communities that have suffered losses. I have also been given the opportunity to teach and train mental health professionals and developed several programs and guidelines...

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