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The psychology of health, illness, and medical care

M. Robin DiMatteo

1991

Health psychology

Feist Jess, Linda Brannon, Jess Feist

1992

Worlds of illness

Alan Radley

1996

Personality-Guided Therapy in Behavioral Medicine (Personality-Guided Psychology)

Robert Gale Harper

2003

Who gets sick

Blair Justice

1987

Lessons in mortality

Allen B. Weisse

2007

The wounded storyteller

Arthur W. Frank

1995

The Meaning of Illness

S. Kay Toombs

1992

Hospice voices

Eric Lindner

2013

The self-regulation of health and illness behaviour

Linda Cameron

2002

Bone

Marion Woodman

2000

The fibromyalgia controversy

Michael C. Hall

2008

Happiness in a Storm

Wendy Schlessel Harpham

2005

Contemporary models in liaison psychiatry

Robert A. Faguet

1978

Chronic illness in children and adults

Gloria A. Hagopian, Debra P. Hymovich

1992

Understanding Women's Recovery From Illness and Trauma (Women's Mental Health and Development)

Margaret H. Kearney

1999

Anatomy of an illness as perceived by the patient

Norman Cousins

1979

The Physician Within

Catherine Feste

1987

Body Psychotherapy in Progressive and Chronic Disorders

Christa D. Ventling

2002

Unexpected recoveries

Tom Monte

2017

On being ill

Virginia Woolf, Julia Duckworth Stephen

2012

The Etiquette of Illness

Susan P. Halpern

2004

Comprehensive nursing care in multiple sclerosis

Nancy J. Holland, June Halper

1997

The Chronic Illness Experience

Cheri Register

1999

Handbook for mortals

Joan Harrold, The Center to Improve Care of the Dying, Joanne Lynn

2001

Suffering

Betty Ferrell

1995

Human Effect in Medicine

Michael Dixon

2000

The fine art of recuperation

Regina Sara Ryan

1989

Close to the Bone

Jean Shinoda Bolen

1996

Counseling the sick and terminally ill

Gregg R. Albers

1989