Critical Spirituality: A Holistic Approach to Contemporary Practice

Fiona Gardner

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Social Work Education and Practice Workplace Spirituality and Leadership

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Contents: Introduction Part I Understanding Spirituality: Spirituality: what is it? Making connections between religion, spirituality and practice Connecting current theory for professional practice to exploring spirituality Using critical reflection to explore critical spirituality. Part II Spirituality and Practice: Critical spirituality: a model Starting with your own spirituality Processes for critically spiritual practice Applying critical spirituality in different work settings. Part III Practitioners' Perspectives: Les McLennan Kate David Mitchell Melissa Brickell Conclusion Bibliography Index.

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