This new text is the first of its kind to address this increasingly important area of practice. It integrates theory, empirical research, clinical experience, and principles of application into a step-by-step approach to the human-animal bond for client relations. The book provides veterinary professionals with the knowledge, skills, terminology and methodologies to help human clients cope with anxiety and grief from pet loss. Each chapter includes case studies, personal accounts - describing both owners' and veterinary professionals' perspectives on pet loss, and specific intervention suggestions.
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Für Beruf und Forschung
Veterinarians
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Höhe: 229 mm
Breite: 152 mm
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978-0-7216-4577-3 (9780721645773)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Theories and Rationales. The Human-Animal Bond. When the Bond Is Broken. Responding to the Bond: How Veterinarians Help Clients. Why Veterinarians Help Clients. The Components of Effective Helping Relationships. A Model for Helping Based on Communication. Non-Verbal Communication. Verbal Communication. Veterinarians as Helpers During Loss and Grief. Helping During Small Animal Euthanasia. Helping During Large Animal Euthanasia. Grief Follow-Up and After Care. Stress. Practice Issues. Helping a Variety of People. Helping in a Variety of Situations. The Ethics of Helping. Resource Appendix. Index.