Teaching Spiritual Care Online Using Online Spiritual Care Chats

Authors

  • Carrie Doehring

Abstract

After a year of teaching spiritual care in online formats, I am excited about the possibilities of using fictional verbatims, especially in online teaching contexts where students may not have access to real-life opportunities for spiritual care. I invite readers to experiementin this venue.I hope that we can share our experiences and learn otogether about how to teach spirtual care in an online format.

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Volume 31 Formation and Supervision in a Digital Age - 2011

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ARTICLES

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