Medical humanism, chronic illness, and the body in pain: an ecology of wholeness

Lanham: Lexington Books (2020)
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With an increasing number of individuals living with chronic illness and pain, integrative approaches offering self-management support are needed. This book proposes a multi-layered framework integrating the body/self/environment that cultivates wholeness as an authentic embodied presence in alignment with a reflexive self.

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