Spirituality, Mental Health, and Social Support : A Community Approach /
Spirituality, Mental Health, and Social Support : A Community Approach /
hrsg. von Birgit Weyel, Beate Jakob.
- 1 online resource (X, 227 p.)
- Studies in Spiritual Care , 7 2511-8838 ; .
Frontmatter -- Foreword -- Contents -- Introduction -- I. Religion and Health. An Overview -- Does Faith Heal? -- Religion and Health from the View of Psychology of Religion -- Depression and Spirituality/Religion -- II Studies -- Depression and Pastoral Care from the Viewpoint of Pastors in Germany -- What Motivates Volunteers in Congregations to Take Care of People with Mental Disorders? -- Is Faith a Source of Strength? Do Congregations Offer Support? -- Spirituality, Congregational Support, and Mental Health: The Example of Depression -- Mental Health and Mental Disorders: Knowledge, Perceptions, and Attitudes towards People with Mental Diseases -- III Approaches to Improve Mental Health -- Global Mental Health -- Promoting Mental Health at a Congregational Level -- “Nayi Roshni” – “New Light” for People Suffering from Mental Disorders -- Contributors -- Bibliography -- Online Sources -- Index
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
This book brings together studies on how congregations have resources which can promote health with a focus on accompanying people with depression as well as how congregations can be sensitized to mental health and the needs of persons living with mental disorders. In this collaboration, a close connection between research-studies was combined with a congregation-based implementation. In addition, a selection of surveys provide deep insights into the interaction between pastoral care, medical health care projects and spiritual care as a new discipline.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In German.
9783110673166 9783110674286 9783110674217
10.1515/9783110674217 doi
Spiritual care (Medical care).
RELIGION / Philosophy.
BL65.M4
201/.661
Frontmatter -- Foreword -- Contents -- Introduction -- I. Religion and Health. An Overview -- Does Faith Heal? -- Religion and Health from the View of Psychology of Religion -- Depression and Spirituality/Religion -- II Studies -- Depression and Pastoral Care from the Viewpoint of Pastors in Germany -- What Motivates Volunteers in Congregations to Take Care of People with Mental Disorders? -- Is Faith a Source of Strength? Do Congregations Offer Support? -- Spirituality, Congregational Support, and Mental Health: The Example of Depression -- Mental Health and Mental Disorders: Knowledge, Perceptions, and Attitudes towards People with Mental Diseases -- III Approaches to Improve Mental Health -- Global Mental Health -- Promoting Mental Health at a Congregational Level -- “Nayi Roshni” – “New Light” for People Suffering from Mental Disorders -- Contributors -- Bibliography -- Online Sources -- Index
restricted access http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ec
This book brings together studies on how congregations have resources which can promote health with a focus on accompanying people with depression as well as how congregations can be sensitized to mental health and the needs of persons living with mental disorders. In this collaboration, a close connection between research-studies was combined with a congregation-based implementation. In addition, a selection of surveys provide deep insights into the interaction between pastoral care, medical health care projects and spiritual care as a new discipline.
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web.
In German.
9783110673166 9783110674286 9783110674217
10.1515/9783110674217 doi
Spiritual care (Medical care).
RELIGION / Philosophy.
BL65.M4
201/.661