Kimberly A. Driscoll, Marisa E. Hilliard

Type 1 Diabetes Mental Health Workbook

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

Living with a complex, chronic health condition like type 1 diabetes (T1D) is complicated, expensive, and burdensome. Most people live long, happy, healthy, and satisfying lives with T1D, yet there is a large body of evidence that mental health concerns and behavioral challenges are common, and interfere with self-management, quality of life, and health. At the same time, there are not enough professionals who have knowledge of the complex interplays between diabetes and psychosocial factors to meet the needs of the large and growing population of people with T1D, and their families. To help address this gap, the Type 1 Diabetes Mental Health Workbook was created to provide a concise, practical resource for mental health clinicians and therapists to use in their care of young people with T1D. The workbook is divided into eight sections:  Overview of T1D Language and communication about T1D Challenges associated with a new T1D diagnosis Approaches to addressing T1D self-management challenges Emotions associated with T1D Mood concerns and T1D T1D-related worries and anxiety Additional considerations

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: American Diabetes Association
• Seitenzahl: 166
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. August 2023
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 251mm x 203mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 386g
• ISBN-13: 9781580408189
• ISBN-10: 1580408184
• Artikelnr.: 68592571

Autorenporträt

Associate Professor and Director of Clinical Training in the Department of Clinical and Health Psychology at the University of Florida and the Director of Behavioral Science Research within its Diabetes Institute. She is also an Associate Professor, Adjunct at the University of Colorado’s Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes. She is an Associate Editor for Pediatric Diabetes and an editorial board member for Diabetes Care.

Inhaltsangabe

Preface    ix
Definitions    xi
Chapter 1 Overview of T1D    1
Diabetes Technology    4
Orientation to Mental Health Care in T1D    4
Developmental Considerations of T1D Self-Management    6
Chapter 2 Language and Communication about T1D    9
Supportive Communication    9
Shaming and Blaming    10
Chapter 2 Worksheets    13
Using “I Messages”    15
My New Name for T1D    17
Family Glucose Communication Plan    19
Chapter 3 Challenges Associated with a New T1D Diagnosis    21
Chapter 3 Worksheets    23
My T1D    25
Letter for Teens    27
Write a Letter to Your Future Self    29
Letter for Caregivers    31
Diaversary Party Checklist    33
Chapter 4 Approaches to Addressing T1D Self-Management Challenges    35
Creating Routines to Support T1D Management    37
T1D-Specific Family Conflict    41
T1D-Specific Interventions    43
Chapter 4 Worksheets    45
What Goes in Your Kit?    47
My T1D Team    49
Setting SMART T1D Management Goals    51
Problem-Solving Steps for T1D Management Challenges    53
The IDEAL Way to Problem Solve T1D Management Challenges    55
Problem-Solving and SMART Goal-Setting for T1D
Management Challenges    57
Problem-Solving T1D Challenges Using Pros and Cons    59
Child’s Morning Routine    61
Child’s Morning Routine Items    63
Child’s Bedtime Routine    65
Child’s Bedtime Routine Items    67
Adolescent Routine    69
Adolescent Morning Routine    71
Adolescent Evening Routine    73
Reward Chart    75
Chapter 5 Emotions Associated with T1D    77
Common Emotional Responses in Youth    77
Strategies to Navigate Emotional Responses to T1D    78
Chapter 5 Worksheets    81
What Are Your Emotional Triggers    83
Chapter 6 Mood Concerns and T1D    85
Depression    85
Diabetes Distress    85
Treating Depression and Diabetes Distress    86
Suicide Risk    87
Chapter 6 Worksheets    91
Child Safety Planning and Coping Skills    93
Teen/Young Adult Safety Planning and Coping Skills    95
Think-Feel-Do    97
Chapter 7 T1D-Related Worries and Anxiety    105
T1D-Specific Social Anxiety    105
Fear of Hypoglycemia    105
Needle Anxiety and Blood Phobia in Individuals with T1D     111
Treating T1D-Related Worries and Anxiety    112
Chapter 7 Worksheets    115
CBT for Fear of Hypoglycemia    117
Challenging Unhelpful Thoughts    119
Alternative Thoughts    121
Math Exercise    123
Cognition Cartoon    125
Fear Ladder    127
Fear Ladder Items    129
Practicing Exposures    137
Fear Thermometer    139
Chapter 8 Additional Considerations    141
Pain    141
Sleep    142
Supporting Siblings of Youth with T1D    143
Chapter 8 Worksheets    145
Getting a Good Night’s Sleep with T1D    147
Resources    149
References    153