rvallee
Senior Member (Voting Rights)
Almost all of this is nonsense. Patients obviously did not report those 'themes', this is a managed discussion that focused on what the providers are doing, is generic nonsense, or simply reframes what patients say in a useless way. Entirely useless and deceitful.Key findings across interventions show that:
* Many valued a holistic approach addressing both physical and psychological aspects and sought recognition of long-term fatigue as a chronic illness.
* Family involvement provided support and security, with many wanting relatives to receive more information.
* Group therapies offered support and understanding, though large groups sometimes hindered sharing of experiences.
* Tailored and realistic information improved patients’ understanding and coping.
* Practical tools and coping strategies were seen as useful.
* Symptoms, time constraints and life circumstances made it difficult to apply new skills
* The therapist's knowledge, empathy, and relational skills were crucial for positive experiences.
* Combining treatment methods was appreciated but sometimes experienced as challenging.