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Psychologists in Longer CareNEWSLETTERVolume 22, No. 2Summer 2008A Note from the Editor IN THIS ISSUE: A Note from the Editor, Heath Gordon, PhD...............1Presidents Column, Joe Caspian, PhD.......................2Profile

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the patient's background, medical history, and current condition.
2. Evaluate the patient's mental health needs and determine the appropriate level of care they require.
3. Create a personalized treatment plan for the patient, taking into consideration their individual needs and goals.
4. Conduct regular therapy sessions with the patient, using evidence-based techniques and approaches to address their mental health issues.
5. Collaborate with other healthcare professionals involved in the patient's care, such as doctors and nurses, to ensure a holistic approach to treatment.
6. Monitor the progress of the patient and make any necessary adjustments to the treatment plan.
7. Provide ongoing support and counseling to the patient, helping them cope with any emotional or psychological challenges they may face.
8. Educate the patient and their families about mental health and provide resources and guidance for self-care and emotional well-being.
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Who needs psychologists in long-term care?

1. Elderly individuals living in long-term care facilities who experience mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or dementia.
2. Patients with chronic illnesses who require psychological support to cope with the challenges of their medical conditions.
3. Individuals who have experienced trauma or loss and are struggling with grief or post-traumatic stress disorder.
4. Caregivers and family members of long-term care residents who may require counseling or guidance to navigate the emotional toll of caregiving.
5. Long-term care staff who may benefit from psychological support to handle the stress and challenges of their roles.

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