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People of shared Faith: A source of comfort & strength
It is of benefit and value that care-giving be provided by those having “shared beliefs & values”.
It is of benefit and value that care-giving be provided by those having “shared beliefs & values”.
It is of benefit and value that care-giving be provided by those having “shared beliefs & values”.
Matching care & coping with religious affiliation is shown to increase positive care giving & care recipient experience while providing greater spiritual support.
“Belief matched” care giving promotes mental & physical health
It is of benefit and value that care-giving be provided by those having “shared beliefs & values”.
It is of benefit and value that care-giving be provided by those having “shared beliefs & values”.
As with other coping strategies, such as problem focused strategies, religious coping has been found to mediate and moderate the relationship between stress and physical and psychological health.
Religion has an important role in person’s healthy adjustment to change (or) negative life events.
It is of benefit and value that care-giving be provided by those having “shared beliefs & values”.
Religion has an important role in person’s healthy adjustment to change (or) negative life events.
Religion has many facets, some of which may provide individuals with cognitive schemes to guide their attention, actions, and interpretations of experiences.
Our practical approach of aligning religious & spiritual beliefs - brings harmony to care giving.
Religion has an important role in person’s healthy adjustment to change (or) negative life events.
These religious schemes and behaviors may, in turn, facilitate positive coping outcomes by helping the processing of negative events, find meaning, develop positive or hopeful expectations, and execute coping plans.
It is important to have faith and fellowship in home care.
A strong, vibrant faith is proven to:
- Lessen the risk of developing depression and anxiety
- Provide more social interaction
- Reduce hospital stays by more than 50%
- Extend life expectancy by seven years or more
- Lower risk of high blood pressure by 40%
Religion provides familiar ways to respond to events, such as praying and seeking spiritual support
Religious coping & care has been found to mediate and moderate the relationship between stress and physical and psychological health.