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Kelly, Richard Edward.

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Trauma counseling of emergency service workers: Contact with deceased victims and the use of reverent acts to gain cognitive mastery.

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Trauma counseling of emergency service workers: Contact with deceased victims and the use of reverent acts to gain cognitive mastery./
Author:	Kelly, Richard Edward.
Description:	233 p.
Notes:	Chief Instructor: David Zern.
Contained By:	Dissertation Abstracts International57-12B.
Subject:	Education, Religious. -
Online resource:	http://pqdd.sinica.edu.tw/twdaoapp/servlet/advanced?query=9716951
ISBN:	9780591249453

Trauma counseling of emergency service workers: Contact with deceased victims and the use of reverent acts to gain cognitive mastery.
Kelly, Richard Edward.

Trauma counseling of emergency service workers: Contact with deceased victims and the use of reverent acts to gain cognitive mastery. - 233 p.

Chief Instructor: David Zern.

Thesis (Ed.D.)--Clark University, 1997.

Literature on trauma, pastoral care, thanatology, and near-death experience is reviewed.

ISBN: 9780591249453Subjects--Topical Terms:

1017705
Education, Religious.

Trauma counseling of emergency service workers: Contact with deceased victims and the use of reverent acts to gain cognitive mastery.
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520 $a Literature on trauma, pastoral care, thanatology, and near-death experience is reviewed.
520 $a Twenty-five (25) subjects reported similar or related experiences of presence. Sixty-eight percent (68%) reported performing some form of reverent act on behalf of deceased victims.
520 $a Central to this project are four cases from the files of a major police department employee assistance program where the emergency service workers (ESWs) (four police officers and two paramedic firefighters), at the scenes of fatal injury, felt contact with the deceased victims, in the form of a presence, attachment, or plea for help.
520 $a Usual protocols for the treatment of traumatic incident exposure were less effective than usual. Counseling proceeded and the concept of performing a reverent act (reverent thought, prayer, funeral rite attendance, grave side visit) was introduced. All subjects discussed a plan and some form of reverent act was performed with positive effect.
520 $a A study design was developed to examine the prevalence of similar experiences of presence among ESWs and their use of reverent acts on behalf of deceased victims. Sixty-two (62) questionnaire responses were received and 22 subjects identified from the employee assistance unit files were interviewed. Combined with the original six (6) officers, the study pool included ninety (90) subjects.
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