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9780737302585

Psyching Out Diabetes : A Positive Approach to Your Negative Emotions

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  • ISBN13:

    9780737302585

  • ISBN10:

    0737302585

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-11-01
  • Publisher: McGraw-Hill
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Summary

This book examines the psychological obstacles of diagnosis such as panic, fear, anger, shame, and guilt and how to put them into perspective. Through proper maintenance, diet, and education, this book is tailor-made for the diabetic or anyone with a diabetic in their life who wants to overcome the negative emotions associated with this disease and learn the coping skills necessary to integrate diabetes into their daily life.

Author Biography

Richard R. Rubin, Ph.D., C.D.E., is a faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Medical School.

June Biermann and Barbara Toohey are publishers of the Diabetic Reader and coauthors of eight other books on diabetes.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. xii
Prefacep. xiv
Introductionp. xx
For People with Diabetesp. xxiv
Denial--Which Nobody Can Denyp. 1
Denial at Diagnosisp. 3
Denial Self-Testp. 9
Stepping Out of Denialp. 17
Revealing Your Diabetesp. 19
Reasons for Denialp. 23
Assigning Blamep. 27
Help for Those Who Want to Help Those Who Are in Denial About Their Diabetesp. 34
Obsession--Too Much of a Good Thingp. 39
The Problems of Preoccupationp. 41
Good Care Versus the Good Life: Your Sympathetic Scientistp. 44
Compulsive Talkp. 49
Magnificent Obsessionsp. 54
Help for Those Who Want to Help People Obsessive About Their Diabetesp. 56
Anger--Your Perfect Right to Self-Destructp. 59
Diabetes Anger Triggersp. 62
Preventing and Neutralizing Angerp. 65
Anger Toward "Good" Diabeticsp. 66
Releasing and Displacing Angerp. 67
Effective--and Ineffective-- Ways of Expressing Your Feelingsp. 71
Words That Wound: Diabetic or Person with Diabetes?p. 75
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics Cope with Their Angerp. 77
Depression--The Ultimate Pitfallp. 85
What Is Depression?p. 90
Negative Thoughts--The Fuel of Depressionp. 94
Depression and Out-of-control Diabetesp. 98
Antidepressant Drugsp. 100
An Antidote to Depression: Exercisep. 102
Depression by Another name: The "Yes, but" Syndromep. 105
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics Conquer Depressionp. 108
Grief--Good Griefp. 112
The Grieving Processp. 114
Other People and Your Griefp. 116
Deprivation Griefp. 117
Rebellion and Revoltp. 120
Grieving Over Complicationsp. 122
Grieving Over Lost Opportunitiesp. 124
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics During the Grieving Periodp. 128
Fear--If You Have Fears, Prepare to Shed Them Nowp. 132
Fear of Mortality and Complicationsp. 135
Fear of Insulin and Needles and Blood-Sugar Testingp. 140
Fear of Insulin Reactions (Low Blood Sugar/Hypoglycemia)p. 145
Fear of Being Differentp. 152
Fear of Losing Your Jobp. 154
Panic Attacksp. 157
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics Deal with Their Fearsp. 159
Frustration--It's No Myth for a Diabeticp. 162
The Many Sources of Frustrationp. 163
Perfectionism and Giving Up: Two Sides of the Same Coinp. 165
Working Smarterp. 167
The Frustrations of Illnessp. 169
Emotional Stressp. 170
Frustration with Health Care Professionalsp. 173
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics--and Themselves!--Handle Frustrationp. 176
Guilt--The Three Little Guilt Tripsp. 183
Guilt and Shamep. 185
Are You Guilty of Causing Your Diabetes?p. 185
Guilt Triggers: Feeling Guilty Versus Feeling Responsiblep. 187
Building Confidencep. 190
Blood Sugar Guilt Feelings and the Pushy Prosecutorp. 192
Guilt Over Burdening Othersp. 195
Making Odious Comparisonsp. 197
Complications; Guilt or Blame?p. 198
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics Lay Down the Burden of Guiltp. 201
Embarrassment--An Embarrassment of Embarrassmentsp. 204
Embarrassment Over Insulin Reactionsp. 205
Finding Humor in Embarrassing Situationsp. 207
Embarrassment Over Taking Insulin or Blood Sugarp. 208
Embarrassment in Social Situationsp. 212
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics Avoid Embarrassmentp. 214
Psychological Help--Shrinking Your Problemsp. 217
Knowing When You Need Professional Helpp. 218
Effective Therapies--and Therapistsp. 220
Counseling Techniquesp. 221
The Successes and Failures of Therapyp. 225
Finding a Therapistp. 228
Paying for Therapyp. 230
Family Counseling and Group Therapyp. 232
Support Groupsp. 234
Support on the Internetp. 236
Contracting for Successp. 237
Help for Those Who Want to Help Diabetics Get Counselingp. 242
Positive Framing--Swimming to Bora Borap. 244
Making Life with Diabetes Beautifulp. 245
The Frame of Partializingp. 251
The Frame of Letting Gop. 253
The Frame of Lovep. 256
The Frame of Faith and Hopep. 258
The Frame of Humorp. 259
The Frame of Sharing Informationp. 264
The Frame of Celebrationp. 265
Farewell Presentp. 268
Indexp. 269
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