Veterans' Satisfaction With Erectile Dysfunction Treatment.

Limited alternatives and lack of knowledge of behavioral methods shown to improve erectile functioning lead many veterans to continue erectile dysfunction treatment despite a lack of satisfaction.

Perceptions of two therapeutic approaches for palliative care patients experiencing death anxiety.

Objective: Evidenced-based psychotherapies are not well researched for palliative care patients experiencing unrelenting anxiety about dying, even less research is focused on young adult palliative care patients with death anxiety. The aim of this study is to provide preliminary data regarding potential clients' perceptions of using evidenced based treatments with dying populations who are experiencing death anxiety.

Methods: 104 college students were used as potential clients and randomly assigned to watch either a short video of a cognitive therapy (CT) session or of an acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) session focused on treating a young adult diagnosed with an acute lymphoid leukemia expressing death anxiety.