Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500414
H. Close
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500401
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500406
Jennifer Marr
Reports on the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) used as a modality for reflection and prayer in retreat, group process, and spiritual direction. Explains GIM as a music-centered, depth-oriented therapy that has been found to be an effective catalyst for spiritual experiences and growth. Records two case studies illustrating aspects of the method. Shows how spiritual and emotional insights can be gained and a sense of healing achieved by using the GIM method.
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500417
V. Andress
Shared Grace: Therapists and Clergy Working Together. Marion Bilich, Susan Bonfiglio, and Steven Carlson (Binghamton, NY: The Haworth Pastoral Press, 2000). 230 pp. $24.95. (soft) If you enjoy the challenge of integrating psychology and spirituality-in this case, abnormal psychology-in your vocation, you are sure to enjoy this insightful, much-needed new book. Based on a quite fascinating, in-depth case study which extends over months, if not years, Shared Graceis aimed at three groups: therapists and other mental health professionals, ministers, and survivors of severe abuse. While it is understandable how the first of these two groups would benefit from the book, I cannot as easily imagine how survivors of severe abuse would find the volume transformative. Shared Graceis a resource for clergy and helpers from all faith perspectives who work with religiously oriented people in need. Marion Bilich, a Jewish psychologist, Steven Carlson, a Protestant minister, and Susan Bonfiglio, a Protestant social worker, co-author Shared Grace. Bilich is nationally known for her work on eating disorders. Carlson, an associate youth pastor, joined the therapeutic case unveiled in the book as part of his internship. Bonfiglio, a member of the church where Carlson ministers, entered the case as a member of a parish support group established to provide support for Teresa, the client, who initially sought therapy from Bilich. Shared Graceconsists of nine chapters and six appendices. Topics for the chapters range from "Our Story: Beginnings"; "Healing the Effects of Severe Childhood Abuse"; "The Benevolence Model"; "Implementation of the Benevolence Model I: Transforming Images and Experience"; "Implementation of the Benevolence Model II: Healing Through Relationship"; "Working Together: Guidelines for Therapist/Clergy Collaboration"; "Establishment of Support Groups"; "Healing Interventions"; concluding with "Therapists and Clergy Growing Together." The appendices range from "Teresa's Personality Structure"; "Resources for Therapists"; "Resources for Clergy"; "Resources for Support Group Members"; "Resources for Survivors"; concluding with "Resources for Guided Imagery." Chapters in the book are sequential and flow naturally. Early on, however, the editor failed to integrate the three authors' comments, and this leaves the reader wishing for more interweaving of the patchwork. This lack of integration is only toward the beginning. The authors of this volume raise, and then address, a number of good existential questions for which science has not been an adequate source of answers. Bilich, Carlson, and Bonfiglio introduce a Benevolence Model as a framework to help answer these kinds of questions responsibly through collaboration. Along thatjourney, they ask, "Is there any way for a therapist and a minister to overcome the preconceived notions that they have about each other's work?" (p.2) and, "How can a therapist and a minister co-labor to address dysfunctional ima
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500402
R. Kidd, Virginia Maripolsky, Patricia P. Smith
Describes the philosophy and methodology for using sacred stories from several religious traditions with psychiatric patients. Notes how chaplains are integrated into a psychiatric unit's interdisciplinary team. Details how sacred stories are selected for use in a spirituality group, how patients are screened for participation, and how the group is facilitated. Demonstrates the benefit and value patients and staff derive from a spirituality group on a psychiatric unit.
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500407
P. Windle
Discusses ways in which the experiences and interpretations of chaplains as published in the “Personal Reflections” section of The Journal of Pastoral Care may be transformed into pieces acceptable to large non-professional newspapers and other media. Provides illustration from The Washington Post of the techniques proven to be particularly effective in publicizing professional materials for new audiences. Describes how such pieces relate to press coverage of chaplaincy in general.
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500409
Bari S. Dworken
Reports on an informal survey of rabbis (N=20) on their attitudes and practices regarding praying with patients. Concludes that although Jewish clergy do not tend to integrate prayer into their pastoral practices to the extent that non-Jewish clergy do, they do express a wide array of interests in the use of prayer and appear eager to learn more about prayer in their pastoral care of hospital patients and their families. Discusses the results and suggests possible future research on the topic.
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Pub Date : 2001-12-01DOI: 10.1177/002234090105500411
Richard W. Voss
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