Combining interviews from chaplains who work in psychiatric hospitals with feminist, womanist, and intercultural frameworks, Leah R. Thomas advocates for a justice-oriented pastoral care that takes into account the entire person.
Combining interviews from chaplains who work in psychiatric hospitals with feminist, womanist, and intercultural frameworks, Leah R. Thomas advocates for a justice-oriented pastoral care that takes into account the entire person.
Leah Thomas is visiting professor of pastoral theology at Lancaster Theological Seminary.
Inhaltsangabe
1 Psychiatric Diagnosis and Pastoral Care: An Overlapping and Interrelated History 2 The Voices of Chaplains: Seeing the "Whole Person" 3 The Voices of Chaplains: Practices of Assessment 4 An Alternative to a Diagnosis-Focused Approach: Just Care
1 Psychiatric Diagnosis and Pastoral Care: An Overlapping and Interrelated History 2 The Voices of Chaplains: Seeing the "Whole Person" 3 The Voices of Chaplains: Practices of Assessment 4 An Alternative to a Diagnosis-Focused Approach: Just Care
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