Course: Spiritual Diversity in Social Work Practice The Heart of Helping - Edward R. Canda, Ph.D. and Leola Dyrud Furman, Ph.D.
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In the course Spiritual Diversity in Social Work Practice The Heart of Helping Edward R. Canda, Ph.D.and Leola Dyrud Furman, Ph.D. offer heartfelt information to all clinicians interested in the ethical application of Spirituality into the fabric of people helping. The text presents an integrated framework for dealing with the issues that professional helpers face in integrating spirituality. Designed for classroom use and as a reference for social workers already in the field, the book is insightful as well as practical in its presentation of the rich variety of religious and spiritual concerns facing individuals, families, and communities. The authors explore existentialist, transpersonal, and holistic systems theories with Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, Judaic, and Shamanistic traditions of helping. Case studies, practical examples, insights from a national survey of social workers, and learning exercises support professional and personal growth. Each chapter closes with directed exercises that provide the clinician an opportunity to make personal applications in their own lives and clinical practices. Educational Objectives
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