A-Z of Spirituality (Professional Keywords) de Revd Dr Steve Nolan

A-Z of Spirituality: Professional Keywords

Revd Dr Steve Nolan

Margaret Holloway

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 27 noi 2013

Spirituality is a multifaceted speciality; anyone who wants to understand it must look across a range of disciplines, which can often make it seem overwhelming and incomplete. This book will act as a reference resource for readers looking to develop their study of spirituality and its relevance to health and social care.

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Notă biografică

Steve Nolan is Chaplain at Princess Alice Hospice, Esher, and Tutor in the Faculty of Religion and Theological Studies, Cardiff University, UK. Margaret Holloway is Director of Centre for Spirituality Studies at the University of Hull, UK, and Social Care Lead on the National End of Life Care Programme. She is Executive Editor of the Journal of Spirituality Studies and an Editorial Board member of Crisis, Illness and Loss.

Cuprins

Assessment (Spiritual) Ageing, Spirituality and Atheism Awakening, Psychology of Spiritual Belief Bereavement Bio-psycho-social Model Care, Models of Spiritual Chaplains Children's Spirituality Competencies (and Spiritual Care Models) Complementary Therapy Consciousness Counselling and Psychotherapy, Spirituality and Death/Dying Definitions (of Spirituality) Depression Dignity Eco-spirituality Empathy End of Life - Spiritual Care and Ethics, Spirituality and Existential Feminist Spirituality Faith/Faith Development Forgiveness God, a brief history 'God-gene', The Happiness Healing and Health History, (Taking a) Spiritual Holistic (Care); Holism Hope Hospice/Palliative Care Human(ism) Human Rights I-It; I-Thu Identity (spiritual) Implicit Religion Inter-faith Intervention (Spiritual) Journey; Pilgrimage Language (of/for spirituality) Learning Disabled People, Spirituality and Love Meaning (and Purpose); Meaning-Making Mental Health, Spirituality and Metaphysics Mindfulness Meditation Models of Spiritual Care Mysticism Myth Narrative New Age Spirituality Neuroscience Nursing, Spirituality and Oceanic Feeling Outcome Oriented Chaplaincy Pain, Spiritual Pastoral (Care) Patient Person-Centred Postmodern Spirituality Practices, Spiritual Prayer Presence Psychiatry, Spirituality and Quality of Life/Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALY) Reflective/Reflexive Practice Religion Religious, Spiritual or Mystical Experiences Research (into spirituality) Resilience Ritual Secular; Secularisation Self-awareness Self-care Self (Ego) Social Work, Spirituality and Soul Spirit 'Spiritual, but not Religious' Spiritual Direction Suffering Theology (God-talk) Transcend ; Transcendence; Transcendent Transpersonal Unconscious(ness) Virtue Wellbeing World Religions, Spirituality and Work-place Spirituality Xenophobia Youth Spirituality Zen