A Espiritualidade Como Ferramenta No Enfrentamento Da Covid-19
Erika dos Santos Nunes,
Roberto Costa Nunes-Júnior,
Maria Tairla Viana Gonçalves
et al.
Abstract:COVID-19, in March 2020, was characterized as a pandemic, being a great challenge to the world public health, causing traumatic impacts on the mental health of the population, especially the elderly. Spirituality has presented itself as a relevant tool in the understanding of suffering and in the re-signification of life, especially for those who have adhered to social isolation or have been contaminated by the coronavirus. In this sense, the following question arose: Can spirituality contribute to the confron… Show more
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