Spirituality, AIDS, and Sexuality

Brammer, Robert

doi:10.1080/15504280903035241

Journal of GLBT Family Studies

2009

DOI: 10.1080/15504280903035241

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Spirituality, AIDS, and Sexuality

Robert Brammer

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“…Given the prominent place spiritual and religious issues may have for LGBTQIQ individuals, it is plausible that such concerns would surface in a counseling context. Although conceptual pieces have provided recommendations to counselors in working with LGBT clients around spiritual and religious issues (e.g., Brammer, 2009;Buchanan, Dzelme, Harris, & Hecker, 2001), minimal research has explored the ways in which LGBTQIQ clients experience the topics of spirituality and religion in counseling. The current study aimed to address this deficit in the literature, employing a narratology approach to the counseling experiences of seven clients who identify as part of the LGBTQIQ community.…”

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A Narratology of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients’ Experiences Addressing Religious and Spiritual Issues in Counseling

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Journal of LGBT Issues in Counseling

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Although spiritual and religious themes have been found to be salient for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) individuals, a paucity of research has explored how these themes are attended to in the counseling context. This qualitative investigation used a narratology approach to explore the counseling experiences of seven LGBT clients around spiritual and religious issues. The narrative which emerged included (a) negative counseling experiences, (b) client perseverance in locating additional counseling, (c) positive counseling experiences, and (d) a reframing of counselor responsibility. The results of this study contain implications for future research, clinical practice, and counselor training.

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A Narratology of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients’ Experiences Addressing Religious and Spiritual Issues in Counseling

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Goodrich

Luke

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Journal of LGBT Issues in Counseling

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Palliative care clients' and caregivers' notion of fear and their strategies for overcoming it

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Ellis

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The implications of the findings for healthcare professionals are highlighted. The recognition of emotions is embedded in palliative care; healthcare professionals should view the management of emotions as an integral part of professional practice. Addressing fear is essential because unresolved fear can impinge on one's ability to cope. Our paper brings together different perspectives on fear and how vulnerable individuals attempt to cope with it while at the same time providing a view of the challenges confronting healthcare professionals who are engaged with them and committed to optimizing health outcomes for palliative care clients and their caregivers.

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Spirituality, AIDS, and Sexuality

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A Narratology of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients’ Experiences Addressing Religious and Spiritual Issues in Counseling

A Narratology of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Clients’ Experiences Addressing Religious and Spiritual Issues in Counseling

Palliative care clients' and caregivers' notion of fear and their strategies for overcoming it

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