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Psychosocial Interventions in AIDS Produced by Norman Baxley and Associates, Inc. This video clarifies the complex interrelationship among medical, psychological, and social challenges that contribute to the full picture of psychological distress in people with HIV. In addition, it synthesizes the latest information on the clinical course of HIV infection and suggests stages at which people with AIDS or other HIV-related infections are most likely to experience problems: 1)Suspected high-risk contact, 2)HIV antibody testing, 3)Development other HIV disease symptoms, 4)AIDS diagnosis, 5)Symptom progression, and 6)Acute terminal illness. Thought-provoking interviews with Dr. Susan Tross and Rodger McFarlane amplify counseling issues for both client and mental health professional. Central to the program is the testimony of several gay men who have been diagnosed with frank AIDS or who have been confirmed for the HIV antibody. They speak openly and with great insight about the overwhelming psychological reality of this disease and about their efforts to cope. "A clear, informative, and moving expose...highly recommended for mature adults." - Science Books and Films Color, 25 minutes,
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