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Thrower, Debbie; Rees, Sally; Foster, Catriona; Burton-Jones, Julia

 
9781800395510: Enabling Spiritual Care: A guide for care home staff

Synopsis

Drawing from expertise developed through Anna Chaplaincy, this book enables members of care home staff teams to understand and facilitate the provision of spiritual care for residents. It explains the need for religious care, focusing on older people who are Christians, and provides examples of prayers, hymns, and services that can be used. There are chapters on facilitating worship with groups and individuals, offering end-of-life spiritual care and supporting those who are unable to attend a funeral. There are also sections on self-care and attending to your own spiritual needs. This book focuses on spiritual care from a Christian perspective, but all faiths and belief systems are respected.

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À propos de l'auteur

Debbie Thrower joined BRF in January 2014 as Team Leader for BRF's newest ministry The Gift of Years. A former broadcaster, Debbie is a Church of England Reader in the Winchester diocese and Anna Chaplain to Older People in Alton. Her chaplaincy work follows a career in radio and television. For many years the face of both BBC, and later ITV, in the South, she first trained as a newspaper journalist in London, then in Norfolk. She began working for BBC local radio stations in Leicester and at Radio Solent in Southampton. Her credits include the BBC's One, Six and Nine O'Clock News as a newscaster, a presenter of 'Songs of Praise,' the science series 'The Thrower Report,' Channel Four's 'Collector's Lot,' and Radio Four's 'You and Yours' and 'Sunday' and she had her own daily afternoon show on Radio Two for five years. As an ecumenical Anna Chaplain, Debbie works in residential care homes in Alton and in the wider community. Her media experience informs her approach to promoting the spiritual welfare of older people; using the narrative of people's lives to seek shape, meaning, and purpose, and to foster hope. She is married to Peter, a Bio-Diversity Advisor for the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust, and they have a daughter and son.

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