“ Light receiving Light Flesh awakens.”
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r.r.lackney, architect
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“ Ministry is more than a “pat on the back and a prayer”.
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The Ministry to individuals and their families in the time of grave illness and death suggests a period of profound preparation and personal reflection to enter into this sacred work.
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“Those seriously interested in this ministry and become of the “team” that counsels and serves both the individual and the family members.”
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THE CHAPLAIN’S EDUCATION
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• Formal instruction (100 hours minimum)
• Lectures on the nature of “Spirituality” and “Religion”
• Team (and individual) presentations with discussion
• Case presentations and critique (1 per week)
• Learning situations within the family: Inter-intra personal relationships within the family dynamics (i.e. faith experience, divorce, the individual’s expectations)
• Reading and Journaling ( i.e record keeping)
• Experience of the minister (i.e. performance under stress, being in a group, reaction to criticisms).
• Authorities: HIPPA regulations and criteria
• Personal Insurance (i.e. vetting of the minister)
• Access to patient: procedures and authorizations
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PRACTICE AND FEEDBACK
• Formal instruction (100 hours minimum)
• Lectures on the nature of “Spirituality” and “Religion”
• Team (and individual) presentations with discussion
• Case presentations and critique (1 per week)
• Learning situations within the family: Inter-intra personal relationships within the family dynamics (i.e. faith experience, divorce, the individual’s expectations)
• Reading and Journaling ( i.e record keeping)
• Experience of the minister (i.e. performance under stress, being in a group, reaction to criticisms).
• Authorities: HIPPA regulations and criteria
• Personal Insurance (i.e. vetting of the minister)
• Access to patient: procedures and authorizations
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PRACTICE AND FEEDBACK
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• Supervised practicum (300 hours minimum)
• 6 to 7 visits per week
• Follow thru with patient and family (roles, responsibilities, team expertise and back-up)
• Inner personal relationships (i.e. on the job testing and supervision)
• Verbatim: supervised q/a and personal improvements
(What was said? What was counseled? How you felt?)
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• Supervised practicum (300 hours minimum)
• 6 to 7 visits per week
• Follow thru with patient and family (roles, responsibilities, team expertise and back-up)
• Inner personal relationships (i.e. on the job testing and supervision)
• Verbatim: supervised q/a and personal improvements
(What was said? What was counseled? How you felt?)
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PERSONAL IDENTITY
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• The minister’s skills: integrity, listening, counseling,
• Integration of study and lesions learned, personal barriers to improvements.
• The minister’s skills: integrity, listening, counseling,
• Integration of study and lesions learned, personal barriers to improvements.
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robert r. lackney, chaplain
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BEDSIDE VISITS
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1::: Depending upon the circumstance or illness (s) many individuals often have a hard time speaking, remembering, and have difficulty of "catching" their breath and cough a lot.
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2 ::: And, when toxins are present, as when the internal organs are failing (liver for example), sensory perceptions are affected and the individual may become "rude and angry" without realizing the impact of their responses. (i.e. Cholangiocarcinoma)
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3 ::: The Chaplian should not take these comments personally ... It is just the condition.
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