Summit ’09
Gratitude Expressed
When the SCC Steering Committee over two years ago committed to a joint Summit in 2009, it did so with the goal to highlight the association participants’ common efforts on behalf of the SCC Mission to “actively collaborating to advance excellence in professional pastoral and spiritual care, counseling, education and research.” We believe our common planning efforts, led by George Henry Grant, PhD, the Chair of Summit ’09, was truly an exercise in mission fulfillment. We envisioned the Summit as an opportunity for persons of multiple disciplines to share in inspiration and learning, and build new networks on behalf of our disciplines. We are deeply grateful to George and the planning teams for their energy, wisdom, and collaborative spirit. They embodied the best of our mission.
Materials Available
We have posted here for both registrants who were there in person and to the wider interested community resources that were created for Summit ’09. You will find in these archives hundreds of photographs, copies of handouts and presentations of the workshops according to permission, and how to order audio and video presentations of plenaries and workshops. We hope these will serve the broader professional community.
Furthering Professional Collaboration
As we continue to review the responses from so many of the 1800 conferees from around the globe, we will determine how best to encourage ongoing networking among and between professionals in our respective associations. We were deeply impressed with the many new professional relationships that were established between plenary and workshop presenters and those who participated in their sessions. These relationships in themselves are wonderful outcomes of the Summit. Please feel free to contact the SCC Steering Committee with any news of how you have furthered those relationships for the benefit of our professions.
With our ongoing commitment to a future of health and hope,
- The SCC Steering Committee
- Letters of thanks from the charities which were benefitted at Summit 09
- Workshop Presentations & Notes
Preconference Workshops
- P2 - Negotiating Uncertainty
- P5 - Sing When the Spirit Says Sing: Clinical Applications of Music in Spiritual Care
- P6 - From Misery to Freedom: Psychotheology Goes to the Movies
Moday Session 1 Workshops
- M1.2 - Raising the Standard? The development of palliative care in Scotland
- M1.3 - Helping Couples Recover from Infidelity: An Integrative Approach
- M1.6 - An Outlandish Idea: Evidence-based Spiritual Care Best Practices
- M1.7 - Vital to the Village:
Valiantly Voicing our Unique Contributions as Spiritual Care Providers
- M1.9 - Death and Dying
An Islamic Perspective
- M1.11 - Hiding in Shame from Health and Hope: Adult Children of Addiction as
Pastoral/Spiritual Care Students and the Benefits of an ACOA Group
- M1.15 - Collaboration in Building a Better Team:
Spiritual Care Programming in Oncology Nursing
- M1.18 - How to Build relationship and Collaboration
between Psychiatrists and Spiritual Care Providers
- M1.21 - Removing Planks From Our Eyes: Caring Without Judging
- M1.26 - Seeing Hospital Chaplaincy Through a Sociologist's Eyes
- M1.27 - Nurturing Hope in Children: Identity, Agency, Eschatology
Moday Session 2 Workshops
- M2.1 - The Role of Religion & Spirituality in Crises & Disasters
- M2.7 - Moral Distress: Diagnosis and Healing
- M2.8 - It Takes a Village:
Spiritual Care for Family Caregivers Across the Continuum of Care
- M2.13 - Two Voices Speaking a Common Language of Hope:
Spiritual Care and Bioethics in Creative Collaboration
- M2.16 - The Role of Spiritual Care in Combating Racism
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- M2.17 - Chaplains in Interfaith Dialogue
- M2.20 - Working Collaborativelyto Provide for the Spiritual Care of Trauma Patients
- M2.26 (Part 1)- Excellence in Interdisciplinary Care – Social Work & Spiritual Care Partnering to Effect Change
- M2.26 (Part 2)- Advocating for an Interdisciplinary Approach to Care - How Does it Benefit?
- M2.27 (Part 1)- One Size Does Not Fit All: Meeting the Health Care Needs of Diverse Populations
- M2.27 (Part 2)- Exploring Cultural and Linguistic Services in the Nation's Hospitals
- M2.28 - Spiritual Care Training as Subversive Activity
Tuesday Session Workshops
- T1.2 - A Heart For Children: Supporting Adult Caregivers of Grieving Children
- T1.4 - Reflections on Spiritual Distress at the End of Life
- T1.5 - Considerations for Collaboration II:
Developing Curriculum, Competencies, and Outcomes
to meet the Requirements
for Counseling Specializations
- T1.7 - Supporting Military Members and their Families
- T1.8 - New Models to Transform & Heal through Collaboration & Relationships: the
Spiritual Focus of Interprofessional Care and Education
- T1.9 - Evidence-Based Spiritual Care: Desirable? Feasible? How Do We Get There?
- T1.12 - The Evolution of Spiritual Care in Israel: A Multi-Disciplinary
Approach Developed to Address a Diverse Multi-Cultural Society
- T1.14 - Reaching In and Reaching Out: Hospital Chaplaincy as a Profession
- Summit '09 photos.
- Conference video and audio recordings can be purchased at GRC Productions, Inc.
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