Description

There Is Always Hope: The Essence of Spiritual Care: Tessie Mandeville, Chaplain, PeaceHealth St Joseph's Medical Center

Objectives:

  • Understand a working definition of spirituality and how it is an essential component of wholeness
  • Distinguish between “hope”, “cure”, and “optimism”
  • Describe recent articles on the science of hope and how hope protects the brain
  • Conclude that there is reason (and science) for hope

Document Type

PowerPoint Presentation

Start Date

17-5-2019 12:35 PM

End Date

17-5-2019 1:55 PM

Location

Settlemyer Hall, Bellingham Technical College

Genre/Form

lectures

Program

Palliative Care Institute Main Navigation Home About Events Students Resources Partners Support Palliative Care: Treating the Whole Person

Subjects – Topical (LCSH)

Spiritual care (Medical care); Holistic medicine; Palliative treatment; Hope

Type

Text

Rights

Copying of this document in whole or in part is allowable only for scholarly purposes. It is understood, however, that any copying or publication of this document for commercial purposes, or for financial gain, shall not be allowed without the author’s written permission.

Language

English

Format

application/pdf

Keywords

Holistic health, Hope, Spirituality, Religion, Palliative Care

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May 17th, 12:35 PM May 17th, 1:55 PM

There is Always Hope: The Essence of Spiritual Care

Settlemyer Hall, Bellingham Technical College

There Is Always Hope: The Essence of Spiritual Care: Tessie Mandeville, Chaplain, PeaceHealth St Joseph's Medical Center

Objectives:

  • Understand a working definition of spirituality and how it is an essential component of wholeness
  • Distinguish between “hope”, “cure”, and “optimism”
  • Describe recent articles on the science of hope and how hope protects the brain
  • Conclude that there is reason (and science) for hope

 

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