This article draws on a study of palliative care group work, developed by the researcher and
inspired by the Asklepian healing temples in Ancient Greece (Kelly, 2017). Using intuitive …

This research explores 15 years of palliative care group work, inspired by the Asclepian
healing temples in Ancient Greece, working in and with nature, using imagery, ritual and …

“We are never real historians,” Bachelard wrote,“but always near poets.”(Bachelard, 1958) A
core dimension of the therapeutic process is the creation of a safe emotional home, in which …

Inthisjournal, therearecrucialreferencestomuseumsincon…. Museum art re-enables the
ability to return to childlike amazement, to be astonished, to “still paint the last portrait of our …

The purpose of this dissertation was to explore the possibility of life after death as perceived
by both mediums and a researcher who is agnostic regarding the issue. To accomplish this …

Abstract “I'm not dead, or paralyzed, or brain damaged. But I easily could be.” These words,
which I uttered with a trembling voice, initiate this autoethnographic study: an inquiry into …

This study applied an integrated qualitative research method, informed by Heuristic Self-
Search Inquiry, organic inquiry, and intuitive inquiry, to explore the dimensions and …

The current study is an extension of a complementary investigation examining links between
process and outcome within six-session psychotherapies in which three eminent …

This study explored the experience of being deeply moved, which was defined as being
profoundly affected by the beautiful or painful dimensions of life, resulting in a deeper sense …

This dissertation is a phenomenologically oriented ethnographic study on the experiences of
palliative and hospice patients in Finland. The overarching research question concerns how …