Art, Objects, and Beautiful Stories: A “New” Approach to Spiritual Care
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2017
Authors
Smith, Aaron P. B.
Read, Julia E.
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Article
Keywords
Spiritual care
Chaplaincy
Art--Religious aspects
Stories--Religious aspects
Chaplaincy
Art--Religious aspects
Stories--Religious aspects
Citation
Smith, Aaron P. B. and Julia E. Read. “Art, Objects, and Beautiful Stories: A “New” Approach to Spiritual Care.” Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling 71, no. 2 (2017): 91-97. (DOI: 10.1 177/1542305017703 126)
Abstract
The use of story, and the use of art or various arts-based techniques have become popular in a number of helping professions, including spiritual care. There remains a gap in the literature, however, in which an approach comprised of both story and art or objects is explored. This paper addresses this gap by discussing the experience, theory, benefits, and technique of combining story and art or object-based techniques for the provision of spiritual care.
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SAGE
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Alternative Title
A “New” Approach to Spiritual Care