Spirituality and Social Work: Selected Canadian Readings
Editat de John Coates, John R. Graham, Barbara Swartzentruberen Limba Engleză Paperback – iun 2007
Exciting and relevant chapters in this collection include:
- Spirituality As a Guiding Construct in the Development of Canadian Social Work
- Reframing Spirituality, Reconceptualizing Change: Possibilities for Critical Social Work
- From Ecology to Spirituality and Social Justice
- Making Circles: Renewing First Nations Ways of Helping
- Black Churches in Canada: Vehicles for Fostering Community Development in African-Canadian Communities
- Islamic Theology and Prayer: Relevance for Social Work Practice
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781551303291
ISBN-10: 1551303299
Pagini: 372
Ilustrații: tables & charts
Dimensiuni: 152 x 228 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Canadian Scholars Press
Colecția Canadian Scholars Press (CA)
ISBN-10: 1551303299
Pagini: 372
Ilustrații: tables & charts
Dimensiuni: 152 x 228 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Canadian Scholars Press
Colecția Canadian Scholars Press (CA)
Recenzii
"[The authors] make a significant contribution to the exploration of spritiuality in the field of social work... I particularly liked the chapter Communities in Cooperation. This chapter will meet the highest expectations of BSW students; it is clear, readable, interesting, informative and it challenges the stereotypes students may hold of Mennonite culture." -- Jane Birbeck, University College of the Cariboo
Cuprins
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Contributors
Copyright Acknowledgements
Introduction - John Coates
Section 1: History
Introduction - John R. Graham
Chapter 1: Spirituality as a Guiding Construct in the Development of Canadian Social Work: Past and Present Considerations - John R. Graham, Diana Coholic, and John Coates
Chapter 2: The Haven, 1878-1930: A Toronto Charity's Transition from a Religious to a Professional Social Work Ethos - John R. Graham
Chapter 3: The Social Gospel - Richard Allen
Chapter 4: Excerpts from The Values of Life - E.J. Urwick
Chapter 5: Moral and Spiritual Values in Social Work - Rev. Shaun Govenlock
Section 2: Spirituality in Social Work Practice
Introduction - Brian Ouellette
Chapter 6: Exploring the Spiritual Dimension of Social Work - Michael McKernan
Chapter 7: The Helpfulness of Spiritually Influenced Group Work in Developing Self-Awareness and Self-Esteem: A Preliminary Investigation - Diana Coholic
Chapter 8: Listening to Our Stillness: Giving Voice to Our Spirituality Spirituality and Clinical Practice) - Wanda Wagler-Martin
Chapter 9: Reframing Spirituality, Reconceptualizing Change: Possibilities for Critical Social Work - Michele Butot
Chapter 10: Feminist Community Organizing: The Spectre of the Sacred and the Secular - Sarah Todd
Chapter 11: Engaging with Spirituality: A Qualitative Study of Grief and HIV/AIDS - Susan Cadell, Linda Janzen, and Dennis J. Haubrich
Chapter 12: Circles of Resistance: Spirituality and Transformative Change in Social Work Education and Practice - Cyndy Baskin
Section 3: Spirituality and Emerging Areas of Practice
Introduction - John Coates
Chapter 13: From Ecology to Spirituality and Social Justice - John Coates
Chapter 14: Profound Connections between Person and Place: Exploring Location, Spirituality, and Social Work - Michael Kim Zapf
Chapter 15: Spirituality, Stress, and Work - Rick Csiernik and David W. Adams
Section 4: Diversity and Faith Traditions
Introduction - Barbara Swartzentruber
Chapter 16: Making Circles: Renewing First Nations Ways of Helping - Gord Bruyere
Chapter 17: Communities in Cooperation: Human Services Work with Old Order Mennonites - Linda Snyder and Sarah Bowman
Chapter 18: Black Churches in Canada: Vehicles for Fostering Community Development in African-Canadian Communities - A Historical Analysis - David Este
Chapter 19: Islamic Theology and Prayer: Relevance for Social Work Practice - Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham
Conclusion - Barbara Swartzentruber
Acknowledgement
Contributors
Copyright Acknowledgements
Introduction - John Coates
Section 1: History
Introduction - John R. Graham
Chapter 1: Spirituality as a Guiding Construct in the Development of Canadian Social Work: Past and Present Considerations - John R. Graham, Diana Coholic, and John Coates
Chapter 2: The Haven, 1878-1930: A Toronto Charity's Transition from a Religious to a Professional Social Work Ethos - John R. Graham
Chapter 3: The Social Gospel - Richard Allen
Chapter 4: Excerpts from The Values of Life - E.J. Urwick
Chapter 5: Moral and Spiritual Values in Social Work - Rev. Shaun Govenlock
Section 2: Spirituality in Social Work Practice
Introduction - Brian Ouellette
Chapter 6: Exploring the Spiritual Dimension of Social Work - Michael McKernan
Chapter 7: The Helpfulness of Spiritually Influenced Group Work in Developing Self-Awareness and Self-Esteem: A Preliminary Investigation - Diana Coholic
Chapter 8: Listening to Our Stillness: Giving Voice to Our Spirituality Spirituality and Clinical Practice) - Wanda Wagler-Martin
Chapter 9: Reframing Spirituality, Reconceptualizing Change: Possibilities for Critical Social Work - Michele Butot
Chapter 10: Feminist Community Organizing: The Spectre of the Sacred and the Secular - Sarah Todd
Chapter 11: Engaging with Spirituality: A Qualitative Study of Grief and HIV/AIDS - Susan Cadell, Linda Janzen, and Dennis J. Haubrich
Chapter 12: Circles of Resistance: Spirituality and Transformative Change in Social Work Education and Practice - Cyndy Baskin
Section 3: Spirituality and Emerging Areas of Practice
Introduction - John Coates
Chapter 13: From Ecology to Spirituality and Social Justice - John Coates
Chapter 14: Profound Connections between Person and Place: Exploring Location, Spirituality, and Social Work - Michael Kim Zapf
Chapter 15: Spirituality, Stress, and Work - Rick Csiernik and David W. Adams
Section 4: Diversity and Faith Traditions
Introduction - Barbara Swartzentruber
Chapter 16: Making Circles: Renewing First Nations Ways of Helping - Gord Bruyere
Chapter 17: Communities in Cooperation: Human Services Work with Old Order Mennonites - Linda Snyder and Sarah Bowman
Chapter 18: Black Churches in Canada: Vehicles for Fostering Community Development in African-Canadian Communities - A Historical Analysis - David Este
Chapter 19: Islamic Theology and Prayer: Relevance for Social Work Practice - Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham
Conclusion - Barbara Swartzentruber