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In dignity therapy, a dying person is interviewed about the life they have lived. The transcript is edited into a document they can leave to whoever they choose.

Harvey Chochinov and colleagues, 2005 · palliative care researchers who developed dignity therapy

Dignity therapy: a novel psychotherapeutic intervention for patients near the end of life, Journal of Clinical Oncology 23(24), 5520-5525

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Harvey Chochinov and colleagues: In dignity therapy, a dying person is interviewed about the life they have lived. The transcript is edited into a document they can leave to whoever they choose.