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Care Code: An Innovative Strategy for Staff Support
An interdisciplinary approach to support hospital staff during the COVID-19 pandemic From White Plains Hospital, by Rabbi Fredda Cohen, MA, JD, BCC; Laura Himmelstein, LCSW, CHTP; and Laura Romeo Sobel, MS, CCLS\…
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New film on seafarers and faith
From the Seafarers International Research Centre, Cardiff University: This film reports on some of the findings from the project "Religion in multi-ethnic contexts: a multidisciplinary case study of global seafaring," funded by… -
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AAHPM webinar: Taking the Lead in Difficult Conversations
From the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine: Taking the Lead in Difficult Conversations Concrete Tools for Chaplains July 26 at 2pm CT Sponsored by Cambia Health Foundation, in partnership…
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New moral injury recovery course available
From Shay Moral Injury Center and Volunteers of America: Moral Injury Recovery in the Aftermath of COVID is a daylong online course for clergy, chaplains, and spiritual caregivers. It is 7.5 contact…
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Call for Papers – APA on Spiritually Integrated Care
With thanks to our colleagues at Transforming Chaplaincy: Call for Papers Spiritually Integrated Care and Chaplain Collaboration in Organized Care Settings Submission Deadline: October 15, 2021 The editorial staff at APA…
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Guest post: O chaplain! My chaplain! Poetry in pastoral care
by Betty Morningstar, clinical social worker in private practice in Newton, Massachusetts, former pastoral care associate at Hebrew SeniorLife, and former Continuing Education Faculty at the Smith College School for Social Work.…
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Chaplaincy in the News – June 21, 2021
We feature here news from the world of spiritual care as it’s been covered in the broader media in recent days. Have a story you’d like us to share? Let us know!…
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Welcoming new Lab members!
With its home at Brandeis University, the Chaplaincy Innovation Lab shares Brandeis's commitment to student-faculty collaboration. We rely on our research assistants for an enormous amount of vital work that keeps the… -
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Vulnerable Research
Guest post by Taylor Paige Winfield, PhD Candidate, Princeton University Vulnerable Research What can chaplains and sociologists learn from each other? What can researchers learn from chaplains about working with highly vulnerable…
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Lab colleague in San Diego Union-Tribune
From Allison Kestenbaum, Lab colleague and supervisor of Spiritual Care and CPE at UC San Diego, writing in The San Diego Union-Tribune: Wherever there is human vulnerability, we are there to provide support.…
