Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction About This Book Diabetes, Diagnosis, and Emotional Impact of a Diabetes Diagnosis How an Emotional Response is Formed The Individual’s Perception of Their Diabetes Self-Management Key Messages in This Chapter Diabetes and Psychosocial Issues Psychological Issues for People with Diabetes Focusing on Changing Behavior to Make a Difference Key Messages in This Chapter Theories of Behavior Applied to Diabetes, the COM-B Model and the Behavior Change Wheel Diabetes and the Common Sense Model Self-Regulation Theory and Perpetual Control Theory Key Messages in This Chapter Diabetes and Depression Diabetes and Associated Mental Health The Communication Process Treatment and Management Treating Depression to Improve Diabetes Control Treating Depression to Prevent Diabetes Key Messages in This Chapter Diabetes and Eating Disorders Prevalence, Diabetes, and Disordered Eating Anorexia Bulimia Nervosa Calorie Restriction Diabulimia Disordered Eating and Diabetes Key Messages in This Chapter Diabetes and the Disease Process Chronic Complications of Diabetes and Other Autoimmune Diseases Diabetes Comorbidities Preventing Comorbidities in Diabetes Managing Comorbidities in Diabetes Key Messages in This Chapter Diabetes, Stigma, and Weight Loss Surgery Victim Blaming The Escalating Prevalence of Type 2 Diabetes Type 2 Diabetes Management Type 2 Diabetes Reversal with Diet and Exercise Type 2 Diabetes Reversal with Surgery Weight Loss Surgery for Children with Type 2 Diabetes The Psychological Impact of Weight Loss Surgery Key Messages in This Chapter Glossary References Index

"This is an indispensable guide to diabetes care and practice, providing a thorough overview of the main issues that health professionals should keep in mind when treating someone with the condition, and how psychology plays a key role in diabetes self-management. Based on the latest research evidence along with numerous patient perspectives, the book looks at a wide range of topics in diabetes health psychology, from mental health conditions to theories of behavior change, with a focus on comorbidities. Chapters describe the emotional impact of a diabetes diagnosis; the psychosocial issues surrounding living with diabetes; theories of behaviour applied to diabetes self-management; the impact of diabetes and depression; diabetes and eating disorders; the psychological impact of diabetes complications, and potential stigma associated with having Type 2 diabetes, including the psychological impact of weight loss surgery. Psychology in Diabetes Care and Practice enables the provision of support to reduce psychological distress and improve diabetes self-management. It helps patients to learn more about how best to manage their condition, as well as health professionals wanting to find appropriate ways to facilitate self-management"-- Provided by publisher.

CAS Bachelor of Science in Psychology

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