Titlebook: Occupational Therapy in Rheumatology; An holistic approach Lynne Sandles Book 1990 Lynne Sandles 1990 occupational therapy.rheumatic diseas

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Personal and sexual relationships,wering self-esteem, leading to a decreased interest in sexual activities as a result of stress, anxiety and depression, or changes in body image can lead to a client to perceive themselves as unattractive. Social contact may be decreased by any of the above factors limiting opportunities to meet potential partners.

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Adaptive techniques,hich rheumatoid disease can lead to feelings of helplessness have already been discussed and these techniques present practical ways in which a degree of control, no matter how small, can be achieved.

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Relaxation and pain control,ection, others extend into the field of complimentary medicine. It is now acknowledged widely that the explanation and definition of pain is a complex issue which is no longer sought purely on the basis of a physiological cause. Recent theories of pain have acknowledged the fact that they must account for:

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Book 1990ith rheumatoid disease. It is hoped that the text will communicate the challenge faced by therapists to establish management programmes appropriate to the identified needs and priorities of the individuals with whom they work, the potential to utilize a wide range of skills and the opportunity to co

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