A discussion of good non-religious pastoral care practice includes the beliefs and values on which it is founded, its person-centred approach, required skills and capabilities and ethical considerations. This book, which is packed full of useful pedagogical features including a glossary, case-studies, questions for discussion, and practical step-by-step guides of pastoral care best practice in a range of settings (including prisons, hospitals, hospices, higher education and the military), will be required reading for anyone engaged in providing pastoral care.
A discussion of good non-religious pastoral care practice includes the beliefs and values on which it is founded, its person-centred approach, required skills and capabilities and ethical considerations. This book, which is packed full of useful pedagogical features including a glossary, case-studies, questions for discussion, and practical step-by-step guides of pastoral care best practice in a range of settings (including prisons, hospitals, hospices, higher education and the military), will be required reading for anyone engaged in providing pastoral care.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
David Savage took a leading role in establishing the non-religious pastoral care programme at Humanists UK. In 2012 he started to provide pastoral care at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust and was the first non-religious person to successfully complete their spiritual healthcare department's two-year professional training course. He continues to provide care at the Trust and is helping to found a non-religious pastoral care role at the University of Surrey. Dr Savage is chair of the board of the Non-Religious Pastoral Support Network.
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Acknowledgements Foreword 1 Introduction PART I: THE SOCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT 2 The Development of Pastoral, Spiritual, and Religious Care Practice 3 Public Perceptions of Chaplains and Non-Religious Pastoral Carers 4 Religious, and Non-Religious Beliefs in Society Part II: NON-RELIGIOUS PASTORAL CARE PRACTICE 5 Beliefs and Values 6 Roles, Skills, and Competencies 7 Death, Rituals, and Memorials 8 Ethical Behaviour Part III: THE ROLE OF THE INSTITUTIONS 9 Introduction 10 Understanding People's Needs 11 Effective Communications 12 Better Recruitment 13 Policy and Practice Development Index
Acknowledgements Foreword 1 Introduction PART I: THE SOCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL ENVIRONMENT 2 The Development of Pastoral, Spiritual, and Religious Care Practice 3 Public Perceptions of Chaplains and Non-Religious Pastoral Carers 4 Religious, and Non-Religious Beliefs in Society Part II: NON-RELIGIOUS PASTORAL CARE PRACTICE 5 Beliefs and Values 6 Roles, Skills, and Competencies 7 Death, Rituals, and Memorials 8 Ethical Behaviour Part III: THE ROLE OF THE INSTITUTIONS 9 Introduction 10 Understanding People's Needs 11 Effective Communications 12 Better Recruitment 13 Policy and Practice Development Index
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