Therapy with the Dying Differs from Traditional Psychotherapy in That

Therapy with the dying differs from traditional psychotherapy in that

A) it should focus heavily on preparations that need to be made for survivors, especially dependent children.
B) the frequency and depth of sessions need to depend on the energy level of the patient.
C) therapy with a dying patient is not different from traditional psychotherapy.
D) it is necessary to discuss issues the patient clearly does not wish to discuss before it is too late.
E) it is a long-term commitment.