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Citation

Gillespie E. J. Pastoral Care Counsel. 2019; 73(2): 96-105.

Affiliation

College of Integrative Medical Sciences, Saybrook University, Oakland, USA.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2019, SAGE Publishing)

DOI

10.1177/1542305019853588

PMID

31189453

Abstract

Increased spirituality occurring after acquired brain injury is a part of post traumatic growth (PTG). Participants were asked about their spirituality, and their responses were analyzed. Eighty-one percent exhibited a moderate spiritual impact on their recovery. Studies suggest that patients' spiritual needs are not being met, and chaplains are being underutilized. Trust and a sense of presence are essential to encouraging PTG, and, by fully utilizing the skills of our chaplain colleagues, could improve PTG.


Language: en

Keywords

Acquired brain injury; post traumatic growth; qualitative; rehabilitation stages; spirituality

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