Title: A-Z of spirituality /
Authors: Nolan, Steve; Holloway, Margaret,
Year: 2014
Subjects: Spirituality Dictionaries.; Religion.; Spirituality; Seelsorge; Spiritualität
Abstract: If you want to understand more about spirituality and its relevance to personal well-being and its practices, or if you struggle to apply spiritual insights to your everyday practice, then this book is your answer. A-Z of Spirituality provides a clear and thought-provoking introduction to this complex and fascinating field. --from back cover.
Contents: Ageing, spirituality and -- arts therapies -- assessment, spiritual -- atheism -- belief -- bereavement -- biopsychosocial-spiritual model, the -- care/intervention, spiritual -- chaplains -- community (general and faith) -- consciousness -- counselling/psychotherapy, spirituality and -- death/dying -- definitions of spirituality -- dignity -- eco-spirituality -- faith -- God -- healing -- history, spiritual -- 'Holy', the -- hope -- hospice/palliative care -- humanistic spirituality -- I-It/I-Thou -- implicit religion -- intelligence, spiritual -- interfaith spirituality -- journey/labyrinth/pilgrimage -- karma -- liberation spiritualities -- meaning (and purpose)/meaning-making -- mental health, spirituality and -- mindfulness -- mysticism (spiritual or religious experience) -- myth -- need, spiritual -- New Age spiritualities -- nursing, spirituality and -- ontology/metaphysics -- oppression, spirituality and -- pain, spiritual -- person-centred therapy -- postmodern religion, spirituality and -- prayer -- psychiatry, spirituality and -- quality of life -- religion -- resilience -- ritual -- secular/secularization/secularism -- self (ego) -- social work, spirituality and -- soul -- 'spiritual, but not religious' -- standards and competencies, spiritual care and -- suffering -- theology -- transcend/transcendence/transcendent -- transpersonal psychology -- unconscious, the -- values and ethics, spirituality and -- world religions, spirituality and -- wounded healer -- xenophobia -- young people and children, spirituality and -- Zen.