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Spirituality and Social Work Practice – the Social Worker Careers Blog Post
Faith and Field: The Ethical Inclusion of Spirituality within the Pedagogy of Social Work –
Spirituality and Religion in Social Work Practice
By Rabbi Moshe Ben Asher, Ph.D.
Over the past two decades, there has been expanding exploration of spirituality and religion in social
work, although they remain largely on the periphery of
the profession’s educational enterprise and mainstream
practice.
Why have social workers shown increasing interest in spirituality and religion?
Spiritually Sensitive Social Work: A Missing Link in Zimbabwe
by Mabvurira, Vincenta and Nyanguru, Andrewb
The paper argues that social work clients in Zimbabwe
might be losing out due to an academic amnesia that is around
spirituality
A Virtue-Care Approach for Spiritually Sensitive Social Work
- Define spiritually sensitive social work
- Identify how professional ethics address spirituality in social work practice
- Apply a virtue-care approach for spiritually sensitive social work