Spirituality matters in social work : connecting spirituality, religion, and practice

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword = xi
• Preface = xiv
• Acknowledgments = xx
• 1. Introducing Spirituality and Religion = 1
• Discovering Spirituality = 2
• Manifestations of Spirituality = 5
• Understanding Religion = 10
• The Importance of Spirituality and Religion to Social Work = 12
• Changing Landscape of Religious Affiliations = 13
• Distinguishing Spirituality from Other Fields of Study = 17
• Practice Implications of Spirituality and Religion = 18
• Conclusion = 21
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 21
• 2. Affirming Your Own Spirituality = 25
• Your Spiritual and Religious Beliefs = 26
• Your Moral and Ethical Positions = 33
• Your Spiritual Well-Being = 34
• Your Spiritual and Religious Group Memberships and Involvements = 36
• Your Spiritual Development = 40
• Experiences with Spiritual Transformation = 47
• Conclusion = 49
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 49
• 3. Understanding the Spirituality and Religion of Our Clients = 53
• Crash Course on How to Learn about Other Religions = 54
• A Widely Varied Religious Landscape = 59
• Relevant Religious Concepts = 62
• Pluralism as a Perspective = 67
• The Pluralism Project = 69
• Conclusion = 70
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 71
• 4. A Closer Look at Specific Religious and Spiritual Groups = 73
• Christianity = 75
• Judaism = 81
• Islam = 83
• Hinduism = 87
• Native People and Spirituality = 89
• Buddhism = 91
• New Age Religions = 92
• Conclusion = 96
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 96
• 5. Constructing a Spiritually Sensitive Approach = 101
• Views on How the Topic of Spirituality is Initiated = 101
• Practitioners' Views about Spiritual Interventions = 102
• Influence of Organizational Factors on Spiritual Interventions = 105
• Construction of an Approach = 107
• Key Elements of the Approach = 110
• Conclusion = 118
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 119
• 6. The Ethics of Spiritually Sensitive Practice = 123
• Ethics and Spirituality = 123
• Controversies about Inclusion of Religion in Social Work = 127
• Ethical Issues in Using Sacred Readings in Practice = 131
• Ethics of Inclusion of Spirituality and Religion = 133
• NASW Code of Ethics as a Resource = 135
• CSWE Accreditation Standards as a Resource = 137
• Specific Ethical Issues in Spiritually Sensitive Practice = 138
• Faith-Based Programs and Ethical Challenges = 141
• Religious Beliefs with Ethical Challenges = 147
• Conclusion = 151
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 152
• 7. Initial Engagement of Spiritual Issues = 155
• Bringing Spirituality into Initial Discussions = 156
• Forging a Spiritually Sensitive Relationship = 158
• Personal Obstacles to Deeper Exploration = 163
• Deeper Exploration in Engagement = 168
• A Sacred Way to Greet Our Clients = 169
• Conclusion = 170
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 171
• 8. Spiritual Assessments = 175
• What Spiritual Assessment Questions to Ask = 176
• Looking at a Client's Spirituality from Different Angles = 179
• Implicit and Explicit Assessments = 181
• Spiritual Assessments for Specific Client Populations = 184
• Different Methods of Conducting Spiritual Assessments = 195
• Conclusion = 200
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 200
• 9. Spiritual Interventions = 205
• Introduction to Spiritual Interventions = 206
• Mindfulness = 207
• Meditation = 210
• Prayers = 218
• Metaphors and Guided Imagery = 231
• Altars = 233
• Conclusion = 236
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 237
• 10. Macro Spiritual Interventions = 241
• Develop Spiritually Sensitive Human Service Organizations = 242
• Faith-Based Organizations and Macro Issues = 247
• Spirituality and Religion Infused in Social Movements = 256
• Spiritual Roles in Community Practice = 260
• Conclusion = 265
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 266
• 11. Infusing Spirituality into Existing Social Work Approaches = 269
• Infusing Spirituality into General Practice Approaches = 270
• Eight Spiritual Bridges = 270
• Introduction to General Practice Approaches = 277
• Person-Centered Approach = 277
• Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy(REBT) = 279
• Narrative Approach = 281
• Motivational Interviewing = 282
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy(DBT) = 284
• Meaning Therapy = 285
• Solution-Focused Approach = 287
• Conclusion = 288
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 289
• 12. Evaluating Spiritually Sensitive Practice = 293
• Introduction to Evaluating Spirituality = 293
• Evaluation and Empowering Clients and Communities = 295
• Important Evaluation Topics for Spiritually Sensitive Practice = 296
• Topic 1 : The Agency's Role in Providing a Spiritually Sensitive Approach = 296
• Topic 2 : Denning Staff Competencies in Spiritually Sensitive Practice = 300
• Topic 3 : Evaluating the Effectiveness of Spiritually Based Interventions = 304
• Conclusion = 312
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 313
• 13. Tools for Your Journey = 317
• Understanding the Challenges for Practitioners = 317
• Commit to Self-Care = 320
• Spiritual Tools for Self-Care = 321
• Tools for Increasing Your Happiness = 325
• Experiencing Joy in Your Practice = 329
• Learn from a Variety of Religious and Spiritual Perspectives = 332
• Explore Your Own Spiritual Practice = 336
• Tree of Contemplative Practices = 341
• Conclusion = 343
• Discussion Questions and Exercises = 343
• Index = 347