Spirituality and Personhood in Dementia
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Overview
Offering an inter-disciplinary approach to spirituality and personhood in dementia care, the contributors to this book are leading practitioners and researchers in the field. They provide both a theoretical structure and a practical understanding of the essential role that spirituality can play in the affirmation of personhood and identity, and of ways in which the spiritual well-being of people with dementia can be nurtured. This thought-provoking book includes chapters approaching the subject from Christian and Buddhist perspectives, discussion of inter-faith relations, and of what spirituality might mean for those not part of any faith tradition.
This will be valuable reading for nurses, care workers, care commissioners and pastoral support professionals interested in a more holistic and contemplative approach to caring for people with dementia.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781849051545 |
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Publisher: | Jessica Kingsley Publishers |
Publication date: | 04/15/2011 |
Pages: | 224 |
Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.70(d) |
About the Author
Elizabeth MacKinlay is a registered nurse and an Anglican priest. She is Director of the Centre for Ageing and Pastoral Studies at St Mark's National Theological Centre, Canberra, and a Professor in the School of Theology, Charles Sturt University. Elizabeth was Chair of the ACT Ministerial Advisory Council on Ageing in 2008 and is the ACT Senior Australian of the Year for 2009.
John Killick has been the Writer in Residence and Poet Mentor on several Poetry and Dementia projects over the last 25 years. He currently runs a residential Poetry and Dementia course in Wales.
Table of Contents
Preface Albert Jewell 9
1 Introduction Albert Jewell 13
2 Maintaining a Sense of Personhood in Dementia: A Personal View Daphne Wallace 24
3 A Carer's Perspective Marianne Talbot 31
4 Walking with a Person into Dementia: Creating Care Together Elizabeth MacKinlay 42
5 Becoming a Friend of Time: A Consideration of how we may Approach Persons with Dementia through Spiritual Sharing in the Moment John Killick 52
6 To Live and Do and Help - A Life that's Worthwhile: Reflections on the Spiritual Meaning of Generosity for People Living with Dementia Padmaprabha Dalby 64
7 Voicing the Spiritual: Working with People with Dementia Harriet Mowat 75
8 New Directions in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Older People with Dementia and Depression Paul Green 87
9 Gathering and Growing Gifts through Creative Expression and Playfulness Susan McFadden 100
10 The Holistic Care of Older People in Care Homes Gaynor Hammond 111
11 Making the Journey Together: Palliative Care of Persons with Dementia Wendy Shiels 121
12 Loving Attention: Chaplaincy as a Model of Spiritual Care for those with Dementia Margaret Goodall 131
13 Resilience Promotion and its Relevance to the Personhood Needs of People with Dementia and other Brain Damage Murray Lloyd 141
14 Sounding the Depths: A Reflection on the Challenge of Dementia to Religious Belief and Practice Brian Allen 153
15 'They Maintained the Fabric of this World': Spirituality and the Non-Religious Malcolm Goldsmith 165
16 Being in the Moment: Developing a Contemplative Approach to Spiritual Care with People who have Dementia John Swinton 175
17 Personhood, Personalism and Dementia: A Journey of Becoming Clive Baldwin 186
18 A Situated Embodied View of the Person with Dementia: Where Does the Spiritual Come In? Julian C. Hughes 198
The Contributors 207
References 210
Subject Index 220
Author Index 223