ECRSH

Symposia

Please find the symposia abstracts in the conference folder.


Symposium I

Forgiveness and Psychological Functioning: A Theoretical, Empirical, and Clinical Perspective

1. Forgiveness in a Context of Mental Health: A Psychodynamic ApproachPDF
2. The Inner Side of Forgiveness: Transforming Movements in Heart and MindPDF
3. Forgiveness: A Positive Psychological Resource for Late Life Well-BeingPDF


Symposium II

‘Psychosis and Spirituality’, Medical and Religious/ Spiritual Explanatory Models

1. Prevalence and Types of Religious Delusions in Late Life Psychiatric Disorders in the Netherlands
2. Religion and Meaning in Life Among Swiss Patients With Severe Mental DisordersPDF
3. Religious and Spiritual Experiences of Dutch Patients With Bipolar DisordersVideo


Symposium III

Spiritual Care in Palliative Care

1. Spiritual Care in Palliative Care: The Current State of the Science
2. Forgiveness and Meanings of Spiritual Wellbeing for Participants in the Validation of the EO- RTC QLQ-SWB32: A Measure of Spiritual Wellbeing for Palliative Care Patients
3. Bonds Stronger Than Death: The Role of Hospices as Facilitators of Memorialisation
4. Muslim and Christian Cancer Patients’ Need for Existential and Spiritual Care in a Secular SocietyPDF


Symposium IV

Church-based Volunteers in Community Care / Mental Health and Missions

1. Church-based Volunteers in Community Care: Offering Support to Informal CaregiversPDF
2. Global Mental Health and Missions – Toward a Holistic Paradigm of Care and CounselPDF


Symposium V

Spirituality and Health in Different Populations

1. Migration, Mental Health and Spirituality and Religion - What Are Needs -Do We Meet Them?
2. The Attitudes Towards Religiosity and Spirituality in the Secular Environment of the Czech Republic
3. Spirituality: Replicating or Remediating Colonisation?
4. Exploring How the Spiritual Needs of Patients Living With Dementia are Addressed Within Care and Treatment Plans (CTPs) in Three Health Boards in WalesPDF


Symposium VI

BASS Symposium I

1. Singing, Spirituality and the Recovery MovementPDF
2. Taking Care Not to Silence the DeadPDF
3. Spiritual Perspectives on Dementia: the Alzheimers Society ForumPDF
4. The Lived Experience of Hope in Patients With Eating Disorder: Counselling Implications

Symposium VII

Concepts of Forgiveness

1. Dimensions of Forgiveness - Theological Perspectives
2. Psychological Concepts of ForgivenessPDF
3. Conceptualization and Types of Forgiveness for Consecrated Life People in a Spanish SamplePDF
4. Forgiveness: Continuing the Dialogue Between Psychology and TheologyPDF


Symposium VIII

Franciscan Spirituality - Leadership Competences and Values

1. The Basic Characteristics of the Franciscan Spirituality are a Way of How to Deal With Important Aspects and Challenges of the Postmodern World
2. “Meeting People at Eye Level” – Integration of Franciscan Aspects in Leadership Today
3. The Transformative Aspects of Franciscan Spirituality are Relevant Not Only for Sisters and Friars But Also For Non-Religious Persons


Symposium IX

Spiritual Care Interventions

1. Spiritual Care Interventions in Secular Health CarePDF
2. Parenthood and Existence – Upgrading Communication Skills on Existential Matters in Danish Maternity Care ServicesPDF
3. Spiritual Care in Secular Psychiatry
4. A Research Based Post Grade Course in Spiritual Care for Hospice PersonnelPDF


Symposium X

Bass Symposium II

1. New Irish Research Into Spirituality From a Shamanic Perspective, Offering Forgiveness to Self and Others, and its Place Within a Counselling SettingPDF
2. Youth Workers’ Experiences of Spirituality and the Impact it has on Practice: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
3. Meaningful Work in Health Services
4. Spirituality and Healthcare LeadershipPDF

Research Insitute for Spirituality and Health
Switzerland

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