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Reframing Humanistic Education in the Anthropocene:Ideas inspired by Bruno Latour's philosophy
No full textTussen ik en wij:De spanning tussen individu en gemeenschap in de zorg voor mensen met een verstandelijke beperking
No full textDoor de neiging om radicaal afstand te nemen van eerdere ideeën over goede zorg, stevenen we af op een samenleving waarin we opnieuw afhankelijk worden van liefdadigheid en zorg binnen de eigen gemeenschap. Volgens Femmianne Bredewold moeten we de spanning tussen individu en gemeenschap niet langer proberen op te heffen
Introduction
No full textThis introduction provides a brief overview of the development of chaplaincy in contemporary Western secularizing and plural societies, and the specific history of humanist chaplaincy in the Netherlands. It discusses how these societies – where religions are no longer the obvious meaning frameworks – lack a shared language to talk about and imagine a good life in terms of what is of ultimate value. Consequently, a good life is often understood in individualistic, psychological terms, and in terms of resources. It is argued that any contemporary understanding of chaplaincy must both critically address such narrowed perspectives on a good life and accommodate all kinds of worldviews. It is explained how this volume contributes to such an understanding, inspired by decades of theorizing and practicing humanist chaplaincy in the Netherlands, offering insights for everyone providing spiritual care. Lastly, an overview of this volume’s theoretical and methodical chapters is given
Using counseling methods in chaplaincy
No full textProviding spiritual care to individuals who experience disorientation is a core aspect of chaplaincy. In this chapter, inspired by insights from humanist chaplaincy as it is theorized and practiced in the Netherlands, it is explained how chaplains may draw from existing counseling methods when providing spiritual care in one-on-one encounters. The chapter contains a model aimed at guiding chaplains’ reflection concerning the question of what counseling methods to use in what situations and contexts. Reflection on the moral visions underlying counseling approaches and methods is an important element of the model. Various counseling methods that chaplains may use to work towards specific chaplaincy goals in one-on-one encounters are presented and critically explored
Coaching vanuit de schematherapie:Begrijp en doorbreek hardnekkige patronen
No full textSchematherapie is een bewezen methode om terugkerende, hardnekkige patronen bij mensen te herkennen en te doorbreken. Deze patronen, ook wel schema’s genoemd, zijn diep ingesleten overtuigingen en reacties die zijn ontstaan uit vroegere ervaringen en het huidige gedrag sterk beïnvloeden
