Details for Chaplaincy Leadership

The objective of this paper is to develop leadership, organisational and professional skills and knowledge within the field of chaplaincy.

Awards offering Chaplaincy Leadership

This unit is offered as a part of the following awards:

• Diploma in Chaplaincy (Level 5)

Unit Content

Curriculum Objective

The objective of this paper is to develop leadership, organisational and professional skills and knowledge within the field of chaplaincy.

Outcomes

Students should be able to:

1. Utilise self-assessment tools, and demonstrate competent use, of leadership skills in the provision of pastoral care and support of clients in chaplaincy ministry
2. Demonstrate an understanding of selected client issues within different cultural contexts
3. Plan and arrange a range of chaplaincy services and special events
4. Formulate a plan for ongoing professional and personal growth, development and self-care

Subject Content

• Dynamics of Human Spirituality
• Holistic Client Planning for Chaplaincy Clients
• Guidelines for Chaplaincy-Based Workplace Supervisors
• Cultural Dimensions of Chaplaincy
• Religious Rituals and Practices
• Loss, Dying and Grief
• Leadership Principles in Chaplaincy Practice

Prescribed Text

Patton, J. Pastoral Care: An Essential Guide. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 2005.

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