This book examines the implications of exploring spirituality through the lens of human relationships. It addresses systemic supervision and training and explores a systemic approach to the development of the self.
By reviewing a number of current articles, the participants will discover or rediscover some of the learnings from the pandemic by examining past pandemics and the Covid-19 pandemic from a variety of perspectives, i.e., psychology, spirituality, and different faith traditions. The emphasis will be on building resiliency in the future in individuals and organizations.
Spirituality is an important determinant of health that can affect patient healing, outcomes, and quality of life. Research has confirmed that stress and physiological dysfunction influence cardiovascular function. This seminar will use research articles and other media to lay the foundation for learning how spirituality can enhance coping and recovery from cardiovascular issues, such as bypass surgery, heart attack, and heart failure.
This learning event is for poets and want-to-be poets, and spiritual caregivers of all sorts. Poetry is a wonderful form of self-care and can be used as a tool for enhancing others’ spiritual journeys.
A three-week book study: “Overcoming Secondary Stress in Medical and Nursing Practice: A Guide to Professional Resilience and Personal Well-Being.
The Caring Presence Program is a special program divided into two Modules, presented as Lessons, that are designed to educate people to help others through a mind, body and spirit perspective. The CPP, formerly known as the Congregational Care Network is the Oates Institute's online training that provides lay spiritual caregivers with better skills to extend spiritual care to communities of faith and beyond.