Official account for the Journal for the Study of Spirituality, the journal of the International Network for the Study of Spirituality, (Taylor and Francis)
Eighth INSS International Biennial Conference, entitled ‘Spirituality, Consciousness, Technology, and Wellbeing: Implications for Research, Education and Practice’,: University of Northampton, UK, from 17-19 June 2025. https://t.co/JFMvjZc1Tf
If we want to treat our #SLT clients holistically we have to consider all aspects of personhood, including their #spirituality@kathmumby@RCSLT @AECCUniversityC @AECCSchoolRSP
The INSS conference is fast approaching. Check out our first keynote speaker, Dr Cheryl Hunt's new book at a special price #INSSConf2023:
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Oliver C. Robinson (2020) A dialectical approach to understanding the relationship between science and spirituality: The MODI model
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Ronita Mahilall & Leslie Swartz (2021) Spiritual care training needs in hospice palliative care settings in South Africa: Chorused national, provincial and local voices
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📣 In celebration of the Seventh INSS biennial International Conference from May 16th-18th, explore these free-to-view articles below from the Journal for the Study of Spirituality until the end of August ⬇️ @INSSpirituality
Abstracts have been accepted from 16 countries for the international conference on 'Sprituality, Critical Reflection, and Professional Practice in an Uncertain World'. Early booking of accommodation is advised. Please see https://t.co/ZcSh5yaFWJ
“Spirituality, critical reflection and professional practice in an uncertain world” - there’s still time to sign up for our 2023 conference and to submit an abstract! https://t.co/Bid3GdPwzd
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS! 7th International conference May16th-18th 2023 in Waterford, Ireland https://t.co/pzaU7RSnJN Spirituality, critical Reflection and Professional Practice in an Uncertain World