The Multidimensional Challenge of Psychotherapy with HIV Positive Gay Men

Frederick, LP Ronald J.

doi:10.1300/j041v17n02_04

Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services

2004

DOI: 10.1300/j041v17n02_04

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The Multidimensional Challenge of Psychotherapy with HIV Positive Gay Men

LP Ronald J. Frederick

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“…The medical challenge of treatment for persons who are living with HIV has shifted during the course of the epidemic (Frederick, 2004). At its onset, the HIV epidemic was disproportionately present in the gay community and focused on addressing issues of death and dying.…”

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Medical Treatment for Men Who Have Sex With Men and Are Living With HIV/AIDS

Beckerman

Fontana

2008

Am J Mens Health

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This study focuses on a sample of men who have sex with men (MSM) living with HIV/AIDS in a south Florida community. The study uses a mixed-method, quantitative, and qualitative research design. The purpose of the study was to identify individual and service system characteristics that impact access, retention, and adherence to an HIV/AIDS medical treatment regimen. The study identified many men who were not likely to seek treatment after their initial HIV/AIDS diagnosis. Compared with the general population living with HIV/AIDS in the same south Florida community many of these men were less likely to maintain a regimen of medical care for their HIV/AIDS. The study indicated that the following issues affected medical treatment and treatment adherence: treatment readiness, presence of support networks, availability of "MSM-friendly" health providers, and the cultural competency of substance abuse providers.

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Medical Treatment for Men Who Have Sex With Men and Are Living With HIV/AIDS

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Fontana

2008

Am J Mens Health

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The Multidimensional Challenge of Psychotherapy with HIV Positive Gay Men

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Medical Treatment for Men Who Have Sex With Men and Are Living With HIV/AIDS

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