Re-engineering Social Work's Approach to Holistic Healing

Aguilar, Marian A.

doi:10.1093/hsw/22.2.83

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“…So that was pretty cool. Implications for Spiritually Sensitive Social Work Practice Aguilar (1997) advocated for a holistic approach to social work in health care that attends to spirituality and transpersonal experiences. In Canda and Furman's (1999) framework, spiritually sensitive practice is founded on values, knowledge, and skills that promote the dignity of all persons and all spiritual paths, religious and nonreligious.…”

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Transcending through disability and death: Transpersonal themes in living with cystic fibrosis

Canda¹

2001

Social Thought

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Section: Death As a Continuation Of Lifementioning

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Transcending through disability and death: Transpersonal themes in living with cystic fibrosis

Canda¹

2001

Social Thought

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“…The authors extend this definition to include the physical, social and spiritual dimensions of the individual as well. In combination, all of these entities make up the total self (Aguilar 1997). Self care involves purposeful and interminable efforts that are taken to ensure that all dimensions of the self are attended to in such a way as to render the person fit to help others.…”

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The Benefits, Challenges, and Strategies of African American Faculty Teaching at Predominantly White Institutions

Alexander

Moore

2007

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African American faculty constitute a small number of faculty members who teach at predominantly White colleges and universities. Although their presence within these institutions is beneficial for a number of reasons, they often face many challenges on various levels. In this paper the authors address the physical, psychological, emotional, spiritual, social and legal concerns faced by African American faculty who teach at majority institutions. Recommendations for thriving in these environments are given.The comments about Ohio State University are solely attributed to the first author, Rudolph Alexander, Jr., and are not attributed to the second author or meant to reference any other university or college.

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Spirituality in Social Work: A Survey of Students at South African Universities

Bhagwan¹

2010

Social Work Education

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Re-engineering Social Work's Approach to Holistic Healing

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Transcending through disability and death: Transpersonal themes in living with cystic fibrosis

Transcending through disability and death: Transpersonal themes in living with cystic fibrosis

The Benefits, Challenges, and Strategies of African American Faculty Teaching at Predominantly White Institutions

Spirituality in Social Work: A Survey of Students at South African Universities

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