What indicates the need for psychotherapy after a spinal cord injury? - Jonathon Rose, PhD
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Jonathon Rose, PhDPsychologist/Director Spinal Cord Injury, Outpatient Psychologist, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, CA |
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Either when somebody has symptoms of suffering that they want to be helped with, or when people are not functioning well—if they’re not getting along with their family, if they’re not getting back into life whether it’s work, or school, or volunteering, or parenting or some kind of useful purpose. When people are having a hard time getting along with staff, not collaborating with their treatment team, those are all indications that psychotherapy might be helpful. Also, people that are having a lot of difficulty with pain and other physical adaptations with sexuality, psychotherapy can be very helpful.
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What indicates the need for psychotherapy after a spinal cord injury? |
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Jonathon Rose, PhDPsychologist/Director Spinal Cord Injury, Outpatient Psychologist, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, CA |
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Either when somebody has symptoms of suffering that they want to be helped with, or when people are not functioning well—if they’re not getting along with their family, if they’re not getting back into life whether it’s work, or school, or volunteering, or parenting or some kind of useful purpose. When people are having a hard time getting along with staff, not collaborating with their treatment team, those are all indications that psychotherapy might be helpful. Also, people that are having a lot of difficulty with pain and other physical adaptations with sexuality, psychotherapy can be very helpful.