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Importance of self-awareness/     self-caring/self-growth Honoring spiritual dimensions in  Honoring unity of Being: Honoring     mind-body-spirit as One  Appreciation of patient as whole  Appreciation of patient’s story and     beliefs and practices  Respect for patient’s dignity,







              Values      caring process     person          spirit unity)



                 Reflect on self/work; ability to be      authentically present; cultivation      of sensitivity to self and other;       enabling hope and faith  “Ontological competencies”   Recognize patient’s life story and      its inner and outer meanings for   View health and illness as part o










              Skills                       person      turning point     patient and self      challenges

          Table 8.1 Practitioner Relationship with Self (modified from PFR 1994:30)
                 Knowledge of self; understanding     self as resource/healing agent for   Knowledge of selected “Carative    Knowledge of Caring moment and      Transpersonal Caring-Healing   Role of family, culture, community  Multiple components of health  Multiple threats and contributors      t







              Knowledge      self/other      Factors”      processes      reality









              Area: Self-Relationship   Self-awareness, self-knowledge,      self-growth; developing a helping-     trusting-caring relationship       with self                 Patient experiences with and      meaning of health-illness, healing,       caring needs                 Developing and mai
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