Talking About My Deasese
Talking about your illness to those close to you, whether with your family, your children or even your employer, can be a difficult step to take and sometimes a source of anxiety. In this section, Adeline Banos, a clinical psychologist at the Hereditary Rhythmic Diseases Reference Center at Bordeaux University Hospital, offers three videos to help you. Her advice will help you understand how to broach the subject, alleviate concerns and facilitate mutual understanding, no matter who you are talking to.
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Should you talk about your disease?
Adeline Banos, a psychologist at Bordeaux University Hospital, will help you talk about your disease with your family, your children, your colleagues and your employer.
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How should you talk about your disease?
Adeline Banos, a psychologist at Bordeaux University Hospital, offers advice on how to discuss the subject of your disease with your family and friends.
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Why talk about your disease?
Adeline Banos, a psychologist at Bordeaux University Hospital, explains the importance of talking about your disease in order to strengthen the support of those close to you.
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