Authors: Jack Bloom
ISBN-13: 9780789027061, ISBN-10: 0789027062
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Taylor & Francis, Inc.
Date Published: July 2006
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Self-relations is a powerful framework for doing respectful and human caregiving for your self as well as for others. Jewish Relational Care A-Z: We Are Our Other's Keeper is an extensive source for caregiving tools based on both self-relations and Jewish tradition. Respected self-relation experts from several fields use Jewish tradition as a focal point as they provide insightful perspectives and effective strategies to assist caregivers of all faiths.
A guide for the reader | ||
1 | Premises of Jewish relational care | 7 |
2 | Language as a relational tool : using your mouth with your head? | 17 |
3 | Taking care of ourselves : it's about time! | 51 |
4 | Managing compassion fatigue | 67 |
5 | Maintaining balance : the Kabbalah as a resource | 81 |
6 | The muse of visiting | 87 |
7 | The muse of silence | 97 |
8 | The muse of relational listening | 101 |
9 | The muse of music and song | 105 |
10 | The muse of chanting | 111 |
11 | The muse of creative ritual for relational healing | 117 |
12 | The muse of spontaneous prayer for all the [Tzelem [actual symbol not reproducible] N'shamah] relationships | 127 |
13 | Caring for the non-Jews within our community | 139 |
14 | Caring for non-Jews outside our community | 153 |
15 | What we Gentiles need in Jewish relational care : a minister's perspective | 159 |
16 | Caring for and supporting those going through divorce | 165 |
17 | When a pregnancy is unwelcome | 175 |
18 | Caring for those whose sexual orientation and gender identity vary | 191 |
19 | Relating to and caring for those who don't care about you | 205 |
20 | Blessing those we have trouble blessing | 209 |
21 | A story of brokenness and healing : the relationship of rabbi and congregant | 221 |
22 | T'shuvah in sexual violations with direct implications for other situations : relational care for those who have sinned and wish to "return" | 241 |
23 | Jewish relational thinking and a difficult text : Amalek and us | 269 |
24 | Jewish relational care with the healthy aging | 277 |
25 | Jewish relational care and retired clergy | 289 |
26 | There and back again - journey into the "death zone" : Jewish relational care and disabilities | 307 |
27 | When the rabbi needs care | 315 |
28 | Caring for those violated by child sexual abuse and incest | 329 |
29 | Relating gently and wisely with the cognitively impaired | 339 |
30 | Caring for the mentally ill | 357 |
31 | Caring for the institutionalized developmentally disabled | 365 |
32 | Relating to the sick and dying | 369 |
33 | The Vidui : Jewish relational care for the final moments of life | 375 |
34 | Jewish relational care with the grieving | 389 |
Healing notes : frames for blessing all "Selves" as [breath-taking [actual symbol not reproducible] models of divinity] | 401 |