to the human body, what does it need to function properly? Of course the way a person eats is important, but there are a few important factors that contribute to one’s health. The components that make up a healthy lifestyle include physical, emotional, and spiritual factors. College students tend to have a harder time with achieving these factors due to economic status, stress levels, and common dietary patterns. Because I have grown up in a medical family, I have always been fascinated with health
TY 704 Spiritual Care Final Reflection Paper Introduction Spiritual care is a consistent supporting, connecting and nurturing process for people to maintain emotional or/and physical or/and religious healthy. Spiritual care happens when a person has other people’s help or is able self-support. There are different ways of practicing spiritual care: conversations, exercises, music, gardening, etc. Spiritual care is an interactive process. It happens either between people or between self and other
into the person you are today? Whether it be your sense of love and belonging, or your passion for health and exercise, each of these shape us into the individuals that we are today from our everyday experiences. Using Mussel’s medicine wheel as a framework, I will discuss where I specifically fit within the medicine wheel. Mussell (2005, p 115-122) explains that the medicine wheel is made up of four main categories: physical, emotional, spiritual and intellectual, and each component is crucial for one’s
During this week, I have gained a lot of knowledge about the basic fundamental aspects of the institutional pharmacy setting. Prior to taking this course, I did not know as much about the hospital pharmacy setting because I only worked at a community setting. On the first day of class, Dr. Azab taught us how to connect the dots and learning the different traits involved in information transferring. I believe that it was very helpful and beneficial in learning the significant qualities that a pharmacist
Culture is not one distinct commodity. Culture is the integrated pattern of belief, human knowledge and behaviour that has transcended through generations. Māori are the indigenous people of New Zealand. Māori Culture is collectively the beliefs and ideals followed by the Māori people mainly through tradition and legend. The culture dates back to 1250-1300 Common Era (CE) when Polynesians migrated to the ‘long white cloud’ and it has remained prominent to this day due to the practice of Māori cultural
paper as per God’s wishes at his residence”, another interesting statement told by the patient was “ he couldn’t touch another women it has to be the one that Lord choose for him or his soul will be in hell for eternity”. He was at the forensic unit because he commits a criminal harassment towards to another individual. The patient believe that God choose this
intellectual and spiritual wellbeing. EMS workers usually encounter stressful events when performing their duties. There is no doubt that stress has a detrimental physiological impact on the human body; therefore, it is imperative for EMS workers to have stress management mechanisms, and be informed of the crisis intervention methods in order to cub illness related to stress (Brennan & Krohmer, 2008). EMS workers have several responsibilities; however, personal safety is the most crucial. Awareness of
Introduction Over the years, many people have seen their lives transformed spiritually through their practices and adherence to the application of scriptures, prayer and spiritual traditions. Therefore, churches express their spirituality through different traditions and practices based on the emphasis placed on that particular tradition. Fundamentally, in identifying these traditions Richard Foster placed them in six categories, namely, contemplative, holiness, charismatic, social justice, evangelical
nurses is an issue in nursing care which have to be evaluated. In a hospital many patients with different faiths gets treatment at same time. It is imperative to assess whether spiritual conditions may impact the success of patient’s treatment and how helpful human faith can be.The aim of this paper is to share the spiritual perspectives of people with diverse faiths and to analyze those with Christian philosophy of faith and healing. People from distant beliefs, which include Hinduism, Sikhism and
centers are popping up all over the country and are helping people like you recover from addiction. And you 've heard about these centers, but are worried they won 't accept you because you 're not Christian. Never fear! Faith-based rehabs are not exclusive to Christians. And I 'm here to show you how they can be a crucial step in your personal healing process. Faith-Based Rehabs Won 't Turn Away Non-Christians The best thing about faith-based rehabs is that most will never turn away non-Christians