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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
101

Training leaders and potential leaders as agents of Christ's healing in the life of local churches

Hatch, Dale R. January 2006 (has links)
Thesis (D. Min.)--Ashland Theological Seminary, 2006. / Abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 245-253).
102

Spiritual healing experiences of rape survivors

Thwala, Girly January 2015 (has links)
A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Arts in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor in Community Psychology in the Department of Psychology at the University Of Zululand, South Africa, 2015 / The incidence of rape in South Africa is high. A total of 50 481 rape cases were reported in 2010. Rape trauma is exacerbated by the fact that the country has a limited number of professionally trained therapists to attend to survivors. Most survivors end up looking for assistance from their churches, and therefore claim to be healed spiritually. This study was conducted in the Nkangala district of South Africa because of the high incidence of reported rape cases. While it is estimated that one woman is raped in every five minutes in this district, there are only three psychologists employed by the government to attend to a population of 1 020 592. As a result of the scarcity of health care professionals, survivors end up looking for assistance from their churches. South Africa is a country in which spirituality is clearly important. Seventy five percent of the population claim to be Christian and twenty percent claim allegiance to other religions In-depth interviews were conducted with eight female rape survivors between the ages of 18 and 40yrs, who considered themselves to have experienced spiritual healing. Content analysis indicated that spiritual healing approximated psychotherapeutic interventions in the provision of unconditional positive regard, empathy, congregational support and respect. Survivors strongly believed that their healing occurred as a result of prayer, reading Holy Scriptures, church support and spiritual guidance, which gave them strength to forgive perpetrators and move on with their lives. / Department of Health Mpumalanga Province
103

The appeal of Asklepios and the politics of healing in the Greco-Roman world

Wickkiser, Bronwen Lara, 1969- 26 July 2011 (has links)
Not available / text
104

A practical theological evaluation of the divine healing ministries of Smith Wigglesworth and John G. Lake: a continuationist reformed perspective

Susanto, Johanes Lilik 30 June 2007 (has links)
Practical Theology / D.Th. (Practical Theology)
105

Perspektiewe op heelheid : `n terapeutiese intervensiemodel

Brummer, Anna Catharina 03 1900 (has links)
Text in Afrikaans / Every person yearns to function as an independent and integrated human being who experiences inner peace and wholeness. The search for a way of life that leads to wisdom and life knowledge has continued through the centuries and according to Hancock (2005:8) it began as early as 40 000 years ago. This research study takes up this search, describing human wholeness from a spiritual, philosophical and psychological perspective, in the context of specific essential characteristics. Together with this, applicable therapeutic approaches were researched to structure an intervention model to achieve wholeness. Wholeness therapy is an eclectic approach based on medical hypnoanalysis with added aspects of the rational-emotive behavioural therapy of Albert Ellis, choice theory of William Glasser and Victor Frankl’s logotherapy. By means of qualitative research a case study from a psychological practice was described, in which a person was enabled to experience wholeness through wholeness therapy which is described in full. / Educational Studies / D.Ed. (Sielkundige Opvoedkunde))
106

Psicanálise e práticas espirituais de cura: o inconsciente e a comunicação mediúnica / Psychoanalysis and spiritual healing rites: the unconscious and the mediumistic communication

Alexandre Mantovani 10 February 2011 (has links)
O tema da comunicação é um assunto relevante em psicanálise. Diferente de uma conversa comum, quando é possível identificar a posição do emissor e do receptor da mensagem, em psicanálise há uma opacidade para localizar esses elementos do processo de comunicação. Isso porque na situação analítica o paciente se dirige ao analista como uma figura construída a partir de sua realidade psíquica. A mensagem não é clara, mas cifrada em formações e processos inconscientes. Alguns conceitos como contratransferência, identificação projetiva e rêverie, sugerem a existência de processos comunicativos inconscientes. Esse é um assunto polêmico que gera debates a respeito das possíveis trocas inconscientes entre analista e paciente. O objetivo deste trabalho foi investigar a aplicação destes conceitos na investigação das práticas de cura espiritual, pois nesse contexto há fenômenos que sugerem a ocorrência de formas inefáveis de comunicação. Como estratégia de método foi adotada a pesquisa-participante realizada em um terreiro de umbanda e um centro espírita, ambos da cidade de Ribeirão Preto-SP. Foram também realizados atendimentos clínicos com a finalidade de comparar as formas de comunicação presentes em psicoterapia e nos ritos de cura. Estes atendimentos ocorreram tanto nos centros religiosos e em consultório particular. Os dados foram analisados utilizando-se modelos de inspirados nos conceitos de contratransferência, identificação projetiva e fenômenos transicionais e também nas contribuições da psicopatologia fundamental. Para análise dos resultados, levou-se em conta a experiência do pesquisador nos dois centros para se compararem os dados. Também foram feitas comparações entre a experiência do pesquisador nos centros e nos atendimentos em consultório particular. Em ambos os centros obtiveram-se situações relevantes para a pesquisa. Os dados mostram que a comunicação não-verbal é proeminente nas práticas espirituais de cura. As sensações corporais, assim como os gestos são elemento fundamental na comunicação mediúnica. Constituem-se como sinais de reconhecimento da presença de espíritos e também contribuem para os processo comunicativos dentro do grupo de participantes do culto. Na interação entre consulentes, médiuns e espíritos surgem narrativas que suscitam a formação de imagens significativas para o atendimento. A comparação entre atendimentos espirituais e atendimentos clínicos mostrou ser possível utilizar a psicanálise para a construção de modelos teóricos aplicáveis ao estudo do ritual sem incorrer em reducionismos teóricos. Foram definidos dois modelos teóricos para a discussão dos dados. Um modelo é referente às formas de comunicação ocorridas por via de sensações físicas e foi definido como o circuito comunicativo sensorial. O outro modelo foi chamado de via onírica e é referente aos processos que envolvem pictogramas e palavras. Os modelos foram inspirados nos conceitos psicanalíticos e servem para a interpretação de eventos que ocorrem tanto em psicoterapia quanto nas práticas espirituais de cura. / Communication is an important subject in psychoanalysis. Differing from a common conversation, when is possible to identify the position of the emitter and messages receiver, in psychoanalysis there is an opacity to localize these elements of the communicational process. It occurs because in the psychoanalytical situation patient does not drive his message to the analyst as himself, but to a figure built from his psychic reality. Message is codified in forms and unconscious process. Some concepts as countertransference, projective identification and rêverie suggest the existence of unconscious communicative process. This is a polemic question about localization of the self at the analytical pair and some situations suggest an unconscious exchange of selves parts. The aim of this work was investigate the application of these concepts at the research of spiritual healing practices, because in these contexts there are situations which suggests the existence of nonconscious communication phenomenon. As methodological strategy was adopted the participate-research realized in spiritism and umbanda´s centers localized in the city of Ribeirão Preto-SP. Also were realized psychotherapeutic consults, both in the religious centers and in private consulting room Data were analyzed using concepts of countertranference, projective identification, transitional phenomenon and contributions of fundamental psychopathology. For the results, we took into account the experience of the researcher in the two centers to compare the data. In both centers were observed relevant situations for the research. At both centers the researcher took care which many number of examples of mediumistic communication. Data show that bodily sensations are a key element in psychic communication. The physical sensations are constituted as signs of recognition of the presence of spirits and also contribute to the communicative process within the group of participants in worship. Interaction between patients, mediums and incorporated spirits evokes images that are important for the spiritual healing. Comparing psychological and spiritual consults, data show that is possible to use psychoanalysis to built non-reductive theoretical models useful for ritual research. Were defined two theoretical models. One was called sensorial communicative circuit and it is referent to the sensorial communicative process. The other was called dream way and its referent to the processes that involves words and pictograms. These models were inspired in psychoanalytical concepts and can be to interpret situations presents in psychotherapy and the study of healing rites.
107

Psicanálise e práticas espirituais de cura: o inconsciente e a comunicação mediúnica / Psychoanalysis and spiritual healing rites: the unconscious and the mediumistic communication

Mantovani, Alexandre 10 February 2011 (has links)
O tema da comunicação é um assunto relevante em psicanálise. Diferente de uma conversa comum, quando é possível identificar a posição do emissor e do receptor da mensagem, em psicanálise há uma opacidade para localizar esses elementos do processo de comunicação. Isso porque na situação analítica o paciente se dirige ao analista como uma figura construída a partir de sua realidade psíquica. A mensagem não é clara, mas cifrada em formações e processos inconscientes. Alguns conceitos como contratransferência, identificação projetiva e rêverie, sugerem a existência de processos comunicativos inconscientes. Esse é um assunto polêmico que gera debates a respeito das possíveis trocas inconscientes entre analista e paciente. O objetivo deste trabalho foi investigar a aplicação destes conceitos na investigação das práticas de cura espiritual, pois nesse contexto há fenômenos que sugerem a ocorrência de formas inefáveis de comunicação. Como estratégia de método foi adotada a pesquisa-participante realizada em um terreiro de umbanda e um centro espírita, ambos da cidade de Ribeirão Preto-SP. Foram também realizados atendimentos clínicos com a finalidade de comparar as formas de comunicação presentes em psicoterapia e nos ritos de cura. Estes atendimentos ocorreram tanto nos centros religiosos e em consultório particular. Os dados foram analisados utilizando-se modelos de inspirados nos conceitos de contratransferência, identificação projetiva e fenômenos transicionais e também nas contribuições da psicopatologia fundamental. Para análise dos resultados, levou-se em conta a experiência do pesquisador nos dois centros para se compararem os dados. Também foram feitas comparações entre a experiência do pesquisador nos centros e nos atendimentos em consultório particular. Em ambos os centros obtiveram-se situações relevantes para a pesquisa. Os dados mostram que a comunicação não-verbal é proeminente nas práticas espirituais de cura. As sensações corporais, assim como os gestos são elemento fundamental na comunicação mediúnica. Constituem-se como sinais de reconhecimento da presença de espíritos e também contribuem para os processo comunicativos dentro do grupo de participantes do culto. Na interação entre consulentes, médiuns e espíritos surgem narrativas que suscitam a formação de imagens significativas para o atendimento. A comparação entre atendimentos espirituais e atendimentos clínicos mostrou ser possível utilizar a psicanálise para a construção de modelos teóricos aplicáveis ao estudo do ritual sem incorrer em reducionismos teóricos. Foram definidos dois modelos teóricos para a discussão dos dados. Um modelo é referente às formas de comunicação ocorridas por via de sensações físicas e foi definido como o circuito comunicativo sensorial. O outro modelo foi chamado de via onírica e é referente aos processos que envolvem pictogramas e palavras. Os modelos foram inspirados nos conceitos psicanalíticos e servem para a interpretação de eventos que ocorrem tanto em psicoterapia quanto nas práticas espirituais de cura. / Communication is an important subject in psychoanalysis. Differing from a common conversation, when is possible to identify the position of the emitter and messages receiver, in psychoanalysis there is an opacity to localize these elements of the communicational process. It occurs because in the psychoanalytical situation patient does not drive his message to the analyst as himself, but to a figure built from his psychic reality. Message is codified in forms and unconscious process. Some concepts as countertransference, projective identification and rêverie suggest the existence of unconscious communicative process. This is a polemic question about localization of the self at the analytical pair and some situations suggest an unconscious exchange of selves parts. The aim of this work was investigate the application of these concepts at the research of spiritual healing practices, because in these contexts there are situations which suggests the existence of nonconscious communication phenomenon. As methodological strategy was adopted the participate-research realized in spiritism and umbanda´s centers localized in the city of Ribeirão Preto-SP. Also were realized psychotherapeutic consults, both in the religious centers and in private consulting room Data were analyzed using concepts of countertranference, projective identification, transitional phenomenon and contributions of fundamental psychopathology. For the results, we took into account the experience of the researcher in the two centers to compare the data. In both centers were observed relevant situations for the research. At both centers the researcher took care which many number of examples of mediumistic communication. Data show that bodily sensations are a key element in psychic communication. The physical sensations are constituted as signs of recognition of the presence of spirits and also contribute to the communicative process within the group of participants in worship. Interaction between patients, mediums and incorporated spirits evokes images that are important for the spiritual healing. Comparing psychological and spiritual consults, data show that is possible to use psychoanalysis to built non-reductive theoretical models useful for ritual research. Were defined two theoretical models. One was called sensorial communicative circuit and it is referent to the sensorial communicative process. The other was called dream way and its referent to the processes that involves words and pictograms. These models were inspired in psychoanalytical concepts and can be to interpret situations presents in psychotherapy and the study of healing rites.
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Experiencing Christ through our curriculum determining the effective components of the inner healing prayer small groups course to promote personal inner healing in formational counseling Doctor of Ministry students at Ashland Theological Seminary /

Johnson, Jerrolynn D. January 2005 (has links)
Thesis (D. Min.)--Ashland Theological Seminary, 2005. / Abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 201-211).
109

The development and application of a curriculum for adult Bible classes on the healing power of God in worship at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Springfield, Virginia

Horton, Wallace W. January 2004 (has links)
Thesis (D.W.S.)--Institute for Worship Studies, 2004. / Abstract and vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 122-126).
110

Enhancing the understanding of healing through a seminar /

Lee, Il-Seung. January 2004 (has links)
Applied research project (D. Min.)--School of Theology and Missions, Oral Roberts University, 2004. / Includes abstract. Translated from Korean. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 249-257).

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