Resurrecting the person : friendship and the care of people with mental health problems/
Swinton, John
Resurrecting the person : friendship and the care of people with mental health problems/ John Swinton - Nashville : Abingdon Press, 2000 - 237 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Friendship and liberation -- Community and friendship : the church as a liberating community -- Setting the context : deinstitutionalization and care in the "community" -- What is schizophrenia? -- Beyond the medical model : schizophrenia as a neurobiological disorder -- Creating nonpersons : the poverty of schizophrenia -- Stories from dark places -- Memory, resurrection, and hope -- Resurrecting the person : friendship, hope, and personhood -- Enabling friendship-in-community : a ministry of introduction, education, and enablement -- Creating a context for care : understanding and overcoming congregational resistance -- Caring for the carers : creating a hopeful future -- From "mental patient" to person-in-relation.
97806870822850687082285
Church work with the mentally ill.Mental health—Religious aspects—Christianity.
BV4461 / .S96 2000
Resurrecting the person : friendship and the care of people with mental health problems/ John Swinton - Nashville : Abingdon Press, 2000 - 237 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Friendship and liberation -- Community and friendship : the church as a liberating community -- Setting the context : deinstitutionalization and care in the "community" -- What is schizophrenia? -- Beyond the medical model : schizophrenia as a neurobiological disorder -- Creating nonpersons : the poverty of schizophrenia -- Stories from dark places -- Memory, resurrection, and hope -- Resurrecting the person : friendship, hope, and personhood -- Enabling friendship-in-community : a ministry of introduction, education, and enablement -- Creating a context for care : understanding and overcoming congregational resistance -- Caring for the carers : creating a hopeful future -- From "mental patient" to person-in-relation.
97806870822850687082285
Church work with the mentally ill.Mental health—Religious aspects—Christianity.
BV4461 / .S96 2000