The family talk intervention prevent the feeling of loneliness - a long term follow up after a parents life-threatening illness

FTI is found to promote family communication both in a short- and long-term perspectives according to parents. They also found FTI useful in reducing their feelings of loneliness. Support over a longer period of time is desired and extra FTI meetings may strengthen the family as a whole in parallel with additional support for parents and children during the illness trajectory and in bereavement. They received support in dealing with strong and difficult emotions and learned conversational techniques that they still used at the time of the interview, indicating that the lessons learnt was integrated and valuable many years after the last FTI meeting.

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BMC Palliative Care
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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12904-024-01611-3
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4
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Family Support in Illness
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Abstract

FTI is found to promote family communication both in a short- and long-term perspectives according to parents. They also found FTI useful in reducing their feelings of loneliness. Support over a longer period of time is desired and extra FTI meetings may strengthen the family as a whole in parallel with additional support for parents and children during the illness trajectory and in bereavement. They received support in dealing with strong and difficult emotions and learned conversational techniques that they still used at the time of the interview, indicating that the lessons learnt was integrated and valuable many years after the last FTI meeting.

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Lovisenberg Diakonale Høgskole (NO), University of Inland Norway (NO), Karlstad University (SE), University College London (GB), Marie Cederschiöld University (SE)
Karlstads universitet
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