Posts by: Jill Gover, Ph.D.

Long-term Survivors Living with HIV: Considerations for Practice

Posted: 8-1-20 | Jill Gover, Ph.D.

In my previous article, I explored the many challenges unique to individuals who are aging with HIV. In order to overcome these, long-term survivors (LTS) need the support and expertise of competent psychotherapists. Effective treatment to reduce symptoms from this type of sustained trauma requires interventions that focus on strengthening resiliencies and creating a [...]

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Long-term Survivors Living with HIV: History and Clinical Considerations

Posted: 6-23-20 | Jill Gover, Ph.D.

This year, more than 70% of people living with HIV (PLWH) in the U.S. will be ages 50 and older–up from 50% in 2015 (Anderson, 2015). The HIV epidemic has disproportionately impacted LGBTQIA+ people and people of color since its inception (Anderson, 2015). As anti-retroviral therapy (ART) continues to improve, the number of older PLWH [...]

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