Welcome Them Home Help Them Heal: Pastoral Care and Ministry With Service Members Returning from War - Softcover

Sippola, John; Bluemnshine, Amy; Tubesing, Donald A.; Yancey, Valerie, Ph.D.

 
9781570252464: Welcome Them Home Help Them Heal: Pastoral Care and Ministry With Service Members Returning from War

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Caregivers who understand the healing power of story can offer hope. Pastors who understand the dynamics of forgiveness and reconciliation, spiritual direction, and confessional dialogue can greatly assist veterans in their quest for peace and reconciliation. Parish nurses who gain an understanding of the health issues facing returning veterans can provide preliminary health care screenings, locate treatment resources, and advocate for veterans and their families when they receive substandard medical care. Working together, compassionate, knowledgeable, and skilled caregivers, friends, and professionals can give veterans life-saving and life-giving care and support. This practical guide will equip caregivers with the knowledge of the challenges soldiers face when returning home, the understanding of the physical, psychological, and spiritual wounds of war, and guidelines for creating a welcoming and safe environment for returing soldiers.

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John Sippola, MDiv, has served as a parish pastor for 20 years, a hospital chaplain for 15 and a chaplain in the National Guard for twenty years. Amy Blumenshine, MSW, is a diaconal mininster in the ELCA. Ministry with veterans and their families is her specialty. Donald A Tubesing, PhD, MDiv, is a retired ELCA pastor, an author of more than 21 books on stress management and wellness promotion and founder of Whole Person Associates, Inc. a publishing company. Valerie Yancey, PhD is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Southern Illinois University. She hold certifications in Holistic Nursing, Hospice and Palliative Care Nursing, and Stress Managment.

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Caregivers who understand the healing power of story can offer hope. Pastors who understand the dynamics of forgiveness and reconciliation, spiritual direction, and confessional dialogue can greatly assist veterans in their quest for peace and reconciliation. Parish nurses who gain an understanding of the health issues facing returning veterans can provide preliminary health care screenings, locate treatment resources, and advocate for veterans and their families when they receive substandard medical care. Working together, compassionate, knowledgeable, and skilled caregivers, friends, and professionals can give veterans life-saving and life-giving care and support. This practical guide will equip caregivers with the knowledge of the challenges soldiers face when returning home, the understanding of the physical, psychological, and spiritual wounds of war, and guidelines for creating a welcoming and safe environment for returing soldiers.

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