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Professional, Vagina, Chaplaincy

Gynaecological Cancer - Chaplaincy information

What is Chaplaincy?

Chaplaincy is the term used to describe those people who specifically offer spiritual and emotional care and support to community members. The Chaplain is sometimes referred to as a pastoral carer. The pastoral carer/chaplain has usually had life experiences in pain, illness and grief(G). (S)he has been trained to help facilitate an understanding of the confusion and disarray of emotions and thoughts in the patient that often accompanies pain, illness and grief.

Gynaecological Cancer - Chaplaincy - Professional

Chaplaincy for Professionals

Whereas the medical professional seeks to cure and to alleviate pain, the chaplain/pastoral carer seeks to bring peace, acceptance, truth and realistic hope, allowing the innermost part of the patient to attain a balance with the external manifestations of illness. In other words, if the inner spiritual harmony and balance is in place, what life then offers in the form of treatments through doctors, nurses and other health professionals can be accepted and integrated peacefully. This in turn may well be greatly conducive to better and more immediate healing, or alternatively, a more peaceful process of life's ending.

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