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People in Pain:
Guidelines for Pastoral Care

by Wayne E. Oates
and Charles E. Oates

Millions of persons experience chronic pain and this book joins father and son--Wayne E. Oates, a renowned pastoral counselor, and Charles E. Oates, a prominent neurologist-- to shape an informed and compassionate approach for providing pastoral care to those who experience chronic pain. The original Westminster Press book jacket described this book as:

Especially helpful for ministers, counselors, and students of pastoral care, this book examines both the spiritual and physical dimensions of pain. From the medical perspective, it offers a layperson's guide to the anatomy and neurochemistry of pain, the most common pain states and their causes, and the methods of treatment. Diagrams, a glossary of medical terms, and a listing of medications acquaint readers with unfamiliar terminology.

From the vantage point of psychology, the authors look at the perception of pain and the behaviors that result from physical discomfort. They discuss positive ways to fashion a life that outwits, outmaneuvers, and out-prays the power of pain to dominate life. Finally, they consider the spiritual concerns of the pain victim, emphasizing the pastor's role in helping individuals find in their relationship to God a way of transcending pain and its power to control their lives. (Westminster Press, 1985, cover)

 

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