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HIV Counselling Strategies and Impact

This document discusses ongoing counseling approaches and techniques for individuals impacted by HIV/AIDS. It covers the emotional impact of an HIV diagnosis on infected persons and their significant others. It also addresses ongoing counseling for common conditions among people with HIV/AIDS like stress, adjustment disorders, anxiety, and depression. The document concludes by looking at counseling special groups such as women, families, couples and children who are affected by HIV/AIDS.

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HIV Counselling Strategies and Impact

This document discusses ongoing counseling approaches and techniques for individuals impacted by HIV/AIDS. It covers the emotional impact of an HIV diagnosis on infected persons and their significant others. It also addresses ongoing counseling for common conditions among people with HIV/AIDS like stress, adjustment disorders, anxiety, and depression. The document concludes by looking at counseling special groups such as women, families, couples and children who are affected by HIV/AIDS.

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Ongoing counselling a) Techniques in crisis interventions


process approaches:
boundaries & overlap
Chapter 14: Ongoing

a) Impact on HIV-infected person


(Fear, loss, grief, guilt, denial, anger, anxiety, low-
counselling

selfesteem, depression, suicidal ideation, obsessive


2. Emotional impact of HIV conditions, spiritual concerns, socio-economic
issues, hope)
infection b) Impact on affected significant others

3. Ongoing counselling in a) Stress


conditions prevalent in HIV b) Adjustment disorder
& Aids c) Anxiety
d) Depression
e) Suicide
f) Neurocognitive disorders
g) Substance use and addiction
4. Counselling special h) Living with chronic illness

groups

a) Counselling women/couples on pregnancy


b) Counselling families

5. Ethical concerns in c) Counselling couples


d) Counselling children
counselling e) Parents who need to disclose HIV status to
childern

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