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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Woundedness."”.
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Witness to woundedness in the poetry of Seamus Heaney, Natasha Trethewey, and Derek Walcott.
… turn to Trethewey's record of private and public woundedness, particularly how she recovers and reimagines personal and communal suffering that official historical records might otherwise occlude. Drawing on her volume Native Guard (2006), I consider her verbal memorials as she resists historical …
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Collective Woundedness: Exploring intergenerational trauma and healing in Barbara Boswell’s Grace, Mohale Mashigo’s The Yearning and Kopano Matlwa’s Period Pain
When apartheid concluded, South Africa demonstrated foresight in recognising the importance of healing and coming to terms with the country’s violent past. This was done through the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and entailed victims detailing their traumatic experiences. It was an …
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Psychologists' positive and negative effects of client work: correlates and predictors of compassion fatigue and personal growth
… uncertain whether psychologists’ own emotional woundedness and differences in specialist training (i.e., clinical or counselling) may influence such stress and growth outcomes. The current study examined psychologists’ Vicarious Posttraumatic Growth (VPTG) and Compassion Fatigue (CF) from …
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The Wound Is (Not) Real
… Wound Is (Not) Real ultimately attempts to link “woundedness” to poetic language itself, suggesting that poetry rises out of rupture and trauma. I seek to give poetic language its own form of agency; one which resists contextualization or New Critical modes of explication.
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The paradox of the 'wounded healer'
… the discrepancy of an acknowledgement of woundedness, while containing the client’s hopes and expectations of being healed, by projecting a sense of wholeness (Gerson, 1996; Groesbeck, 1975; Miller & Baldwin, 2013). Street (2005) refers to this when he describes the therapists’ life as the …
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Towards a Roman Catholic Soteriology for the Sinned-Against Creature: An Intercultural Dialogue between the Soteriology of Edward Schillebeeckx and Korean-American Theologies of 'Han'
… description" of the breadth and depth of human woundedness and in this way act as a fundamental cultural anthropology upon which to articulate a Roman Catholic soteriology for the sinned-against creature to a degree of relative adequacy within a globalizing and intercultural context. I utilize …
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Discerning Redeeming Communities: Rita Nakashima Brock and Elizabeth A. Johnson in Dialogue
… Brock's Journeys by Heart understands both woundedness and healing as relational phenomena. Her interpersonal and process orientation can benefit from dialogue with systematic categories. Her analysis of heart and the relational power of Eros to heal have deep resonance with the systematic …
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A Narrative Care Intervention to Support the Post-Cancer Treatment Transition from Primary to Follow-up Care: Analysis of Outcomes and Content
… which consisted of three main categories: Woundedness and Healing; Refining and Solidifying Identity; and Maximizing Time. The core category, or theory of change, represented realizations about the impermanence of life, health, and time, which sparked changes in participants sense of self, …
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Exploring the territory of shame: building awareness of ways in and out of shame through a co-creative investigation of metaphors around the shame experience
… Sensory agony, Self-consciousness and Woundedness, with multiple ways of presenting itself (or camouflaging itself). The analysis also showed key consistent themes of ways out of shame as a secure Relationship, involving core conditions of warmth, non-judgementalism, empathy and trust; …
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Wounded-healer healing: a first-person narrative inquiry into wounds as places of learning
… in midlife, leaning into and learning from my ‘woundedness’—with a focus on relational-wounds. Making wounds ‘useful’ and the idea of providing ‘hospitality’ as a healer is explored as part of my professional practice as a coach. In this capacity, I identify myself as a wounded-healer. I also …