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Issues in Women's Health
Volume 22, Number 2 Spring 2005

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GOING DEEPER
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Discernment About CAMs
Women and Aging
Developing a
Ministry-Oriented Mindset

 

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3 Editorial (full text)

6 CAM in Women's Health: Safely Navigate the Waters
Charlotte Eliopoulos
The use of Complementary Alternative Medicine by women keeps rising. How should nurses address CAM safety and efficacy -- physical and spiritual, with clients?

15 It's Not About Food: Getting to the Heart of Eating Disorders
Marian C. Eberly
One-half to 3% of women will develop anorexia while 1 to 4.5% will develop bulimia. Discover why the most effective eating disorder treatment involved God.

20 Embracing the Aging Process
Mary Koehn
The culture around us values youth and vitality; the Bible offers an dalternative perspective. How should women promote healthy aging?

25 Perimenopause: Helping Women Be Heard
Carolyn Z. Lyndaker and Linda J. Hulton
The woman with hemorrhaging in the Gospels was likely suffering perimenopausal complications. We can learn much from Jesus' response to her.

30 Women Behind Bars: The Challenge to Care
Kathleen Brewer-Smyth
Female inmates typically have suffered serious abuse and are beset by numerous mental, physical and spiritual problems. What can help them?

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Parish Nursing
34
From Dream to Reality: How a Parish Nurse Program Is Born
Sarah P. Farrell and Dwan B. Rigney
Thinking about a parish nurse ministry? Eleven parish nurses share the ups and downs of getting started, revelaing five phases of program development.

Missions
38
When God Calls You to a Hard Place
Kimberly Rae
Missionaries in restircted countries must meet physical or academic needs as an avenue toward the spiritual. Can health care ministry make a difference?

Departments
1
Editorial
Thinking About Therapies
5 Letters
Tools for Spiritual Care, Tsunami Disaster
41 Practing
The Cost of a Little Kindness
Judith Sessler
42 FAQs in Spiritual Care
How Does Spiriutal Care Begin?
Mary T. Sweat
43 Advertising
46 Resources
Alternative Medicine, Women's Issues, Parish Nursing, Leadership
48 PulseBeats
Women's Health After Abortion, New Alzheimer's Research

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