The goal of this research was to see how successful a modified mindfulness intervention was at reducing death anxiety, loss, and grief symptoms in cancer patients. While there is a lot of research on the advantages of mindfulness-based interventions for cancer patients, there are few mindfulness interventions for death and dying issues like death anxiety, grief, and loss. This is a case report of a modified mindfulness intervention for a hospitalised female patient with metastatic, quickly progressing breast cancer that was requested as an urgent request. During the seven-week intervention, scores for death anxiety, loss, and mourning symptoms were obtained. Death anxiety improved in both objective and subjective ratings, although data on loss and mourning components were mixed.
Author(S) DetailsA. M. Tacón
Texas Tech University, USA.
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