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Journal of Religion and Health, 1996
Clergy are often confronted by challenges in dealing with the depressed congregant. This paper addresses the interface between psychology, psychiatry, and religion in a discussion of two cases. Models are suggested for dealing with the issues raised by the depressed congregant.
Laurel Arthur Burton +3 more
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Clergy are often confronted by challenges in dealing with the depressed congregant. This paper addresses the interface between psychology, psychiatry, and religion in a discussion of two cases. Models are suggested for dealing with the issues raised by the depressed congregant.
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Journal of Comparative Neurology, 2005
AbstractThere is a close connection between micturition and emotion. Several species use micturition to signal important messages as territorial demarcation and sexual attraction. For this reason, micturition is coordinated not in the spinal cord but in the brainstem, where it is closely connected with the limbic system.
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AbstractThere is a close connection between micturition and emotion. Several species use micturition to signal important messages as territorial demarcation and sexual attraction. For this reason, micturition is coordinated not in the spinal cord but in the brainstem, where it is closely connected with the limbic system.
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The heart and soul of change: What works in therapy.
, 1999The Empirical Case for the Common Factors in Therapy - Quantitative Findings Qualitative Inquiry in Psychotherapy - Research on the Common Factors The Client as a Common Factor - Clients as Self-Healers The Therapeutic Relationship Hope as a ...
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Complementary Therapies in Nursing and Midwifery, 1996 Many diseases are recognized to be the result of a changing society and related to nutrition, alcohol, smoking and, not least, stress. What is not overtly recognized is that many of these diseases are the results of a society that alienates people from themselves and each other and biomedicine is demonstrably unable to provide answers to this ...
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Measuring Business Excellence, 1997
Discusses philosophical issues regarding quality improvement and the benefits of non‐traditional ways of thought applied to business.
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Discusses philosophical issues regarding quality improvement and the benefits of non‐traditional ways of thought applied to business.
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Nursing Standard, 2017
'I did have a friend once, but we lost touch…' We nurses come across some sad situations. Often, we have to pull up our emotional drawbridges, or else we would not be able to function.
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'I did have a friend once, but we lost touch…' We nurses come across some sad situations. Often, we have to pull up our emotional drawbridges, or else we would not be able to function.
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Think, 1997
Richard Swinburne here defends the view that mind and body are distinct substances capable of independent existence. For a very different approach to the question of how mind and body are related contrast Rowland Stout's ‘Behaviourism’, which follows this article.
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Richard Swinburne here defends the view that mind and body are distinct substances capable of independent existence. For a very different approach to the question of how mind and body are related contrast Rowland Stout's ‘Behaviourism’, which follows this article.
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2011
At our last meeting, we considered the healthy-minded temperament, the temperament which has a constitutional incapacity for prolonged suffering, and in which the tendency to see things optimistically is like a water of crystallization in which the individual’s character is set.
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At our last meeting, we considered the healthy-minded temperament, the temperament which has a constitutional incapacity for prolonged suffering, and in which the tendency to see things optimistically is like a water of crystallization in which the individual’s character is set.
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Philosophy, 2018
AbstractDiscussion of the soul in this essay departs from the concept of the soul that for thousands of years has occupied the attention of philosophers and theologians and pervaded religious discourse. The author is concerned with what William James referred to as ‘the popular soul,’ the soul as it is invoked by expressions such as ‘an expansive soul,’
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AbstractDiscussion of the soul in this essay departs from the concept of the soul that for thousands of years has occupied the attention of philosophers and theologians and pervaded religious discourse. The author is concerned with what William James referred to as ‘the popular soul,’ the soul as it is invoked by expressions such as ‘an expansive soul,’
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