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期刊名:Journal of pastoral care & counseling

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ISSN:1542-3050

e-ISSN:2167-776X

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In this piece, Rachel Rim (Chaplain, MDiv) offers a poetic reflection on the nature of spirituality and the unique partnership between chaplains and doctors in the healthcare system, and particularly within the realm of palliative care. ...
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Christina Marie Hanegraaff Christina Marie Hanegraaff
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Pastoral counseling has been a significant part of the priestly ministry in the Philippines. Nonetheless, literature about Filipino priests' lived experiences and competencies in counseling is almost non-existent. Using Interpretative Pheno...
Kimberly S Russell Kimberly S Russell
Clinicians in high-acuity hospital settings experience chronic distress due to the secondhand trauma experienced at work. Chaplains are often responsible for providing staff support to address this distress. One form of staff support is emo...
Paul Yoon Paul Yoon
As I take a legal approach to religion and spirituality, I reflect on how a chaplain can be beneficial as a resource to ethical concerns with which medical teams and patients/caregivers are confronted. This rather new approach can help medi...
Chelsy Mitchell,Andrea M Simmonds,Nicholas S Stewart Chelsy Mitchell
Psychosocial support in cancer care has not been researched or published to the degree of physical support. This type of support includes the mental, emotional, social, and spiritual needs of patients and loved ones. This quality improvemen...