Sheila Furness, Senior Lecturer
Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Bradford, UK
IMPACT AND SIGNIFICANCE OR RELIGION AND BELIEF IN SOCIAL WORK
Keynote Speakers
Dr. phil. Franco Bonaguidi
Institute of Clinical Physiology of te CNR, Pisa/Italy
ROLE OF RELIGION IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING LIVER TRANSPLANTATION
Dr. theol., Adj. Prof. Lars Danbolt
Norwegian School of Theology, Head of Center for Psychology of Relilgion, Oslo/Norway
DISASTER, RITUAL UND MENTAL HEALTH
Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Bradford, UK
Prof. Dr. med. Eckhard Frick
Professorship of Spiritual Care, Medical Faculty, University of Munich, Germany
SPIRITUAL CARE - HOW DOES IT WORK?
Assoc. Prof. Pehr Granqvist
Department of Psychology, Stockholm University, Sweden
"I FEAR NO EVIL FOR THOU ART WITH ME": MENTAL HEALTH AND THE SENSE OF GOD AS AN ATTACHMENT FIGURE
Dr. med. René Hefti, Lecturer
Medical Faculty, University of Bern, Switzerland
CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE AND SPIRITUALITY - STATE OF THE ART AND CONSEQUENCES FOR PATIENTS CARE
Prof. Dr. Harold G. Koenig
Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC/USA
SPIRITUAL CARE IN THE UNITED STATES - RESEARCH. UNDERSTANDING AND PRACTICE
Prof. Wilfred McSherry
Faculty of Health, Staffordshire University, UK
A DISCURSIVE ANALYSIS OF REPORTS QUESTIONING THE QUALITY OF CARE PROVIDED TO OLDER PEOPLE IN ACUTE NHS HOSPITALS IN ENGLAND: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIGNITY, IDENTITY AND SPIRITUALITY
Prof. Dr. Traugott Roser
Professorship for Spiritual Care, Medical Faculty, University of Munich, Germany
SPIRITUAL CARE - MODEWORT, TREND ODER ECHTE NOTWENDIGKET?
MD Peter Verhagen
Dutch Foundation for Psychiatry and Religion, Netherlands
THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL MODEL ANDSPIRITUAL LIFE
Prof. Fraser Watts, Director
Psychology and Religion Research Group, Cambridge, UK
COGNITIVE PROCESSES AND RELIGION: A TWO-SYSTEM APPROACH