Gloria Dura-Vila
Sadness, Depression, and the Dark Night of the Soul
Transcending the Medicalisation of Sadness
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Gloria Dura-Vila
Sadness, Depression, and the Dark Night of the Soul
Transcending the Medicalisation of Sadness
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This ground-breaking book contemplates how some religious individuals and communities conceptualise severe sadness and emotional distress, which might otherwise be described as pathological, as an essential ingredient for spiritual development. It explores the implications this may have for clergy and psychiatrists seeking to understand sadness.
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This ground-breaking book contemplates how some religious individuals and communities conceptualise severe sadness and emotional distress, which might otherwise be described as pathological, as an essential ingredient for spiritual development. It explores the implications this may have for clergy and psychiatrists seeking to understand sadness.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Januar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 524g
- ISBN-13: 9781785920561
- ISBN-10: 1785920561
- Artikelnr.: 45232351
- Verlag: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 360
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Januar 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 228mm x 151mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 524g
- ISBN-13: 9781785920561
- ISBN-10: 1785920561
- Artikelnr.: 45232351
Dr Glòria Durà-Vila is a multi-award winning consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist, author, and lecturer. She works in private practice (psychiatryinlondon.co.uk) and in the Surrey and Borders NHS Trust where she is Medical Lead for ASD. Her passion for communicating the Autism diagnosis to children in a personalised way, one that captures their strengths and difficulties within the Autism Spectrum, is central to her writing and her academic and clinical work.
Acknowledgments. Foreword. Preface. Part I. Setting the literary and
historical contexts. 1. Depression and the medicalization of sadness:
conceptualisation and help-seeking. 2. The role of the clergy in the
management of sadness and depression, and their collaboration with mental
health professionals. 3. Sketches on the Catholic Church and monasticism.
Part II. Unfolding the narratives of sadness and spiritual growth. 4. The
participants and their ways of life. 5. Conceptualisation of sadness,
depression and the Dark Night of the Soul. 6. Coping and help-seeking for
sadness and depression. 7. The role of the clergy in the care of sadness
and depression, and their collaboration with mental health professionals.
Part III. Stepping beyond the monastries' and parishes' walls. 8. The
medicalization of sadness and the Dark Night of the Soul. 9. Religious
coping with sadness and depression. 10. The clergy's role in assisting
those suffering from sadness and depression. 11. A framework to
differentiate normal sadness from depression. References. Appendix 1.
Ethical Considerations. Appendix 2. Limitations of the study. Appendix 3.
Finding the questions to get the answers. Appendix 4. List of tables and
figures. Appendix 5. Summary of findings: main themes and sub-themes
extracted from the participants' interviews.
historical contexts. 1. Depression and the medicalization of sadness:
conceptualisation and help-seeking. 2. The role of the clergy in the
management of sadness and depression, and their collaboration with mental
health professionals. 3. Sketches on the Catholic Church and monasticism.
Part II. Unfolding the narratives of sadness and spiritual growth. 4. The
participants and their ways of life. 5. Conceptualisation of sadness,
depression and the Dark Night of the Soul. 6. Coping and help-seeking for
sadness and depression. 7. The role of the clergy in the care of sadness
and depression, and their collaboration with mental health professionals.
Part III. Stepping beyond the monastries' and parishes' walls. 8. The
medicalization of sadness and the Dark Night of the Soul. 9. Religious
coping with sadness and depression. 10. The clergy's role in assisting
those suffering from sadness and depression. 11. A framework to
differentiate normal sadness from depression. References. Appendix 1.
Ethical Considerations. Appendix 2. Limitations of the study. Appendix 3.
Finding the questions to get the answers. Appendix 4. List of tables and
figures. Appendix 5. Summary of findings: main themes and sub-themes
extracted from the participants' interviews.
Acknowledgments. Foreword. Preface. Part I. Setting the literary and
historical contexts. 1. Depression and the medicalization of sadness:
conceptualisation and help-seeking. 2. The role of the clergy in the
management of sadness and depression, and their collaboration with mental
health professionals. 3. Sketches on the Catholic Church and monasticism.
Part II. Unfolding the narratives of sadness and spiritual growth. 4. The
participants and their ways of life. 5. Conceptualisation of sadness,
depression and the Dark Night of the Soul. 6. Coping and help-seeking for
sadness and depression. 7. The role of the clergy in the care of sadness
and depression, and their collaboration with mental health professionals.
Part III. Stepping beyond the monastries' and parishes' walls. 8. The
medicalization of sadness and the Dark Night of the Soul. 9. Religious
coping with sadness and depression. 10. The clergy's role in assisting
those suffering from sadness and depression. 11. A framework to
differentiate normal sadness from depression. References. Appendix 1.
Ethical Considerations. Appendix 2. Limitations of the study. Appendix 3.
Finding the questions to get the answers. Appendix 4. List of tables and
figures. Appendix 5. Summary of findings: main themes and sub-themes
extracted from the participants' interviews.
historical contexts. 1. Depression and the medicalization of sadness:
conceptualisation and help-seeking. 2. The role of the clergy in the
management of sadness and depression, and their collaboration with mental
health professionals. 3. Sketches on the Catholic Church and monasticism.
Part II. Unfolding the narratives of sadness and spiritual growth. 4. The
participants and their ways of life. 5. Conceptualisation of sadness,
depression and the Dark Night of the Soul. 6. Coping and help-seeking for
sadness and depression. 7. The role of the clergy in the care of sadness
and depression, and their collaboration with mental health professionals.
Part III. Stepping beyond the monastries' and parishes' walls. 8. The
medicalization of sadness and the Dark Night of the Soul. 9. Religious
coping with sadness and depression. 10. The clergy's role in assisting
those suffering from sadness and depression. 11. A framework to
differentiate normal sadness from depression. References. Appendix 1.
Ethical Considerations. Appendix 2. Limitations of the study. Appendix 3.
Finding the questions to get the answers. Appendix 4. List of tables and
figures. Appendix 5. Summary of findings: main themes and sub-themes
extracted from the participants' interviews.