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- Mary Rockwood Lane, R.N., PhD
- College of Nursing
- Center of Spirituality in Healthcare
- University of Florida
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- Jean Watson’s model provided the
framework to integrate artists into the healthcare system
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- A caring moment occurs whenever artists and patients come together
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- The actual caring moment has energy and power of its own.
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- transform the environment into a place where love, compassion, and
spiritual expression is realized.
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- working with loving kindness.
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- responding to patients as a whole person
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- being very respectful of patients individual spiritual beliefs and
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- honoring the patients authentic voice and faith, and helping instill hope, and
respect in the patients own belief system as part of care
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- solving unexpected problems. .......
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- Creating healing environments that recognize the connection between
body, mind, and spirit
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- creating an environment which helps healing physically and spiritually.
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- encouraging patients to practice their own individual life expression as
part of self-caring and healing
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- support patients in the belief in
miracles
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- encouraging patients to speak
honestly about feelings, no matter what feelings are
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- establishing a helping-trusting relationship with the artist / caregiver
during the encounter
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- The whole caring-healing-loving consciousness is contained within a
single caring healing moment in the artist patient meeting
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- The caring encounter is healing: the artist creates it and the patient
takes it into their own life..
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- The ethics of Face
- Turning towards the gaze of another
- The power of witness
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- The caring artist and the patient being cared for are deeply
interconnected;
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- The art as a way of caring is
“relational and connected; it transcends time, space, and physicality”.
It creates a caring encounter which allows for an experience of
transcendence and transformation that is fundamentally healing.
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- This is what feeds our souls
- See ways of being in love with what you do
- Be in love with patients in gratitude
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- Hands touch- gesture, a moment, pause
- Illuminate caring encounters that let us be fulfilled
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- Each patient brings you an opportunity to give of yourself
- Be in service in a most sacred and precious way
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- We can do this with our hearts open with the experience of love
- One way to reclaim ourselves is to love ourselves
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- Bring your creative muse into your role as a caring-artist healer.
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- Caring
- Being present
- Beauty
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- Includes nature within healing practice
- Brings in the divine feminine
energy
- Brings in the art of mothering
- Is loving and caring
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- Use the vibratory quality of your own voice
- Use voice as sentiments of music: soothing soft, whisper, reassuring.
- We can use our voice as pure vibration: that allows voice to become a
trigger to center in center of body in stressful situation..
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- You can use your body in the graceful movements of dancer
- Move in and out of rooms with gestures of grace and rhythm
- The beauty way of being in the world as dance within movement of
practice.
- Dance while moving patients, getting out of bed yielding and dancing
allow to be lead and allow us to lead- a reciprocal movement part of and
within the practice of the nurse
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- The gesture- a theatrical piece- it’s a performance
- Witnesses observe- perform the story.
- Simply gesture of kindness, touch on shoulder- warm hug greeting.
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- Being able to create a sanctuary in the environment in which you
practice
- Transforming the environment to one in which you are in balance and at
home.
- Physicians and Nurses spend a large percent of life in hospitals, it is
necessary to reclaim these environments to make them beautiful healthy
and health enhancing
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- There is a human in a situation in front of us -take note of how a tear
flows down a cheek look at how the hand reaches out as you reach out
- you can notice and see these encounters of incredible beauty
- As we pause and reflect on them- we cultivate a way of being in them
more deeply and more fully
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- Welcome
- Flow into hospital
- Artist/healer
- Everyone is an artist
- Creative Healing
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- A phenomenological hermeneutic study of the lived experience of art in
healing
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- 1. pain and darkness
2. going elsewhere
3. being creative in a turning point
4. slipping through the veil
5. knowing the truth and trusting the process
6. embodying spirit
7. feeling healing energy and compassion
8. transcendence
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- art is an opportunity for spiritual caring to take place.
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- Don't let your throat tighten
with fear. Take sips of breath
all day and night. Before death
closes your mouth.
There's no love in me without your being,
no breath without that. I once thought
I could give up this longing, then though again,
But I couldn't continue being human.
Rumi - Coleman Barks
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- Bibliography
- Watson, J. (2005). Caring science as sacred science. Philadelphia: F. A.
Davis. (AJN Book of the Year Award 2005).
- Samuels, M, Lane, M. (1998) Creative Healing. San Francisco: Harper San Francisco.
- Spirit Body Healing, Samuels, M, Lane, M, Wiley & Sons, New York,
2001
- Shaman Wisdom, Shaman, Healing, Wiley & Sons, New York, 2003
- Lane, M.R. ( 2006) Arts in health care: a new paradigm for holistic
nursing practice.
- J Holist Nurs. Mar;24(1):70-5.
- Lane, M.R. (2005) Spirit body healing--a hermeneutic, phenomenological
study examining the lived experience of art and healing., Cancer Nurs.
Jul-Aug;28(4):285-91.
- Lane, M.R. (2005) Creativity and spirituality in nursing: implementing
art in healing.
- Holist Nurs Pract. May-Jun;19(3):122-5. Review.
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