spiritual screening with connecto julie fletcher [email protected]
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What is really important to me?⁴
Where am I connected?
Self with The Self Other Creation and creativity Mystery or something bigger
Spirituality defined as Connectedness⁵
CONNECTEDNESS
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Attributes of Connectedness with The Self⁶acceptancecomfortablecontentment forgiveness of self inner harmonyinner peaceinner strengthserenitythankfulnessvaluingself-identityself-knowledge
CONNECTEDNESS
OTHERS
Attributes of Connectedness with Others⁶accepting othersbelongingcaringcompassionforgiveness of othersgratitudeharmony helpingpeace respecting others being valuedreconciliation
CONNECTEDNESS
Creation &
Creativity
Attributes of Connectedness: Creation and Creativity⁶
appreciatingartbeautysense of belongingcraftcreatingnatural environmentgardengratitudepeaceful sense of placerespectwonder
Connectedness
Mystery...Something Bigger
Attributes of Connectedness with Something Bigger⁶awebelongingreason to exist faithfulnessfulfilmentgratitudehopemeaning & purposemysterymeditationpeacesacrednesstranscendence
Attributes of Connectedness with Something Bigger through Religion⁷
afterlife churchdivine faith community God heavenHigher Being Higher Powerholy prayerpresence religionreverence rituals sacred scriptureworshipreligious leaders: clergy, imam, monk, nun, pastor, priest, rabbi
Spiritual Pain = Disconnectedness⁸
Disconnectedness of Self • with the Self• with Other• with the creation and creativity• with something bigger
Attributes of Disconnectedness⁹
with the Self
decreased confidence despairdistressfear focus on weakness & mistakesfrustration guilt helplessnessexacerbated pain restlessnessuncomfortable with the self Who am I? Why am I here?
Attributes of Disconnectedness ⁹
with Other
alienationisolationconflictfault findingfeeling unsupportedregretseparatenessvulnerability withdrawal
Attributes of Disconnectedness ⁹
with Creation & Creativity
boredomglobal lonelinesslack of place missing the outside & nature
Attributes of Disconnectedness ⁹
with Something Bigger
doubtfear loss of faith lack of hope meaninglessnessinability to transcend the present
Attributes of Disconnectedness⁹with Something Bigger
through Religion
doubtlapsed or backsliddenloss of religious faithloss of connection with religious peers/ leaders/rituals/God “Why did God allow this?” “...cause this?”
Connecto
self
SelfSomething Bigger
Creation Other
What is really important to you?
Connecto
Listening for connectedness strengthsand spaces of disconnectedness
Connecto
self
SelfSomething Bigger
Creation Other
What is really important to you?
Connecto
self
SelfSomething Bigger
Creation Other
What is really important to you?
Spiritual Care in the LiteratureResearch by other Professionals⁴⁷
Multidisciplinary Team⁴⁶ Moving to Humanistic Spiritual Support⁴⁵
Patient as Expert⁴⁴Identification of Creation/Creativity⁴⁸
Existing theory.⁵⁴
Transcends specific beliefs.⁵⁵
Interpretive traditions of spirituality.⁵⁶
Language in current use.⁵⁷
Individual explores and rates for themself.⁵⁸
Screen for spiritual distress, spiritual strength and current spiritual state.⁵⁹
Embed within routine practice.⁶⁰
Spiritual Screening in the Literature
“Nursing the Spirit”⁶⁴
1 Spirituality in Training and Orientation
2 Embedding Spiritual Practice
3 Spiritual Assessment/Screening Tool
Connecto
Arrival & Response How to?
Attributes Addressing the Literature
Further Research
Identification of Creation/Creativity
Spiritually Trained Researchers
Trialling Connecto
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