Ezra E H Griffith
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5140281 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ezra E H Griffith |
| PRENOMES | Ezra E H |
| SOBRENOME | Griffith |
| ASSINATURA | GRIFFITH E E H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Yale University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1977 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Therapeutic dimensions of sacred garments worn by the Barbados Spiritual Baptists
As part of a broader observational study, 25 members of a Barbados Spiritual Baptist congregation and its Patriarch, along with 13 nonmembers of the church, took part in formal semi-structured interviews, in addition to informal conversations with many others. The purpose was to elicit detailed qualitative impressions of their experiences related to the evolving use of sacred garments within the rituals of the church. Over the 55 years of its dev…
Barbados Spiritual Baptists
The Spiritual Baptist faith has been present in the Caribbean from about the late nineteenth or early twentieth century. However, the movement only extended to Barbados in 1957 when a Spiritual Baptist preacher, a Barbadian by birth, returned to his native island from Trinidad, where he had been living for several years. The Reverend Granville Williams established the first Spiritual Baptist Church in Barbados and has continued to oversee the chu…
A Forensic and Ethics-Based View of Carter’s “Racism and Psychological and Emotional Injury”
The psychological effect that racism has on individuals is of significant interest to mental health professionals. But it is of particular interest to those professionals who treat the clinical dimensions of the trauma to those who are involved in the assessment of the trauma for forensic purposes. Robert T. Carter provides a systematic, disciplined, science-based review of the evidence bearing on this subject in his article in this issue. He als…
The Integral Role of Pastoral Counseling by African-American Clergy in Community Mental Health
OBJECTIVE: Little is currently known about the pastoral counseling work of pastors of African-American churches. The authors interviewed the pastors of nearly all African-American churches in a metropolitan area about their pastoral counseling work and related aspects of their ministry. METHODS: Of 121 African-American pastors identified, 99 completed a semistructured interview describing their backgrounds, attitudes, concerns, and work. The inte…
Structure and provision of services in Black churches in New Haven, Connecticut
Historically, Black (or African American) churches have played a central role as a center of religious and political life and also as a provider of human services and a healing community. This article examined the extent to which African American churches in 1 Northeastern urban environment are involved in the delivery of health and human service programs to their communities. It also explored how comfortable Black clergy are in referring their p…
Structure and provision of services in Black churches in New Haven, Connecticut
Personal storytelling and the metaphor of belonging
The author uses the idiom of autobiographical storytelling to explicate two important themes: How the complex phenomenon of 'belonging' results from the interactions of members of a nondominant group and those of a dominant group; and how the author himself has dealt with this phenomenon in his own developmental adaptation over the years. The concept of belonging is a cultural principle that should be thoroughly understood by mental health profes…
Coming of age
The impact of sociocultural factors on a church-based healing model
Since orthodox health practitioners and the church have tended to maintain different values with respect to sickness and care, little attention has been paid to models that combine religious healing and traditional medical and psychiatric care. This study describes such a tripartite collaborative model. Through participant observation and interviews of patients and staff, attention is focused on the impact that sociocultural factors have had on t…
Cultural factors in the training of psychiatric residents in an Hispanic urban community
Structure and provision of services in Black churches in New Haven, Connecticut
Historically, Black (or African American) churches have played a central role as a center of religious and political life and also as a provider of human services and a healing community. This article examined the extent to which African American churches in 1 Northeastern urban environment are involved in the delivery of health and human service programs to their communities. It also explored how comfortable Black clergy are in referring their p…
Cultural factors in the training of psychiatric residents in an Hispanic urban community
A Forensic and Ethics-Based View of Carter’s “Racism and Psychological and Emotional Injury”
The psychological effect that racism has on individuals is of significant interest to mental health professionals. But it is of particular interest to those professionals who treat the clinical dimensions of the trauma to those who are involved in the assessment of the trauma for forensic purposes. Robert T. Carter provides a systematic, disciplined, science-based review of the evidence bearing on this subject in his article in this issue. He als…
Cultural factors in the training of psychiatric residents in an Hispanic urban community
The impact of sociocultural factors on a church-based healing model
Since orthodox health practitioners and the church have tended to maintain different values with respect to sickness and care, little attention has been paid to models that combine religious healing and traditional medical and psychiatric care. This study describes such a tripartite collaborative model. Through participant observation and interviews of patients and staff, attention is focused on the impact that sociocultural factors have had on t…
Personal storytelling and the metaphor of belonging
The author uses the idiom of autobiographical storytelling to explicate two important themes: How the complex phenomenon of 'belonging' results from the interactions of members of a nondominant group and those of a dominant group; and how the author himself has dealt with this phenomenon in his own developmental adaptation over the years. The concept of belonging is a cultural principle that should be thoroughly understood by mental health profes…
Coming of age
Structure and provision of services in Black churches in New Haven, Connecticut
Historically, Black (or African American) churches have played a central role as a center of religious and political life and also as a provider of human services and a healing community. This article examined the extent to which African American churches in 1 Northeastern urban environment are involved in the delivery of health and human service programs to their communities. It also explored how comfortable Black clergy are in referring their p…
Structure and provision of services in Black churches in New Haven, Connecticut
The Integral Role of Pastoral Counseling by African-American Clergy in Community Mental Health
OBJECTIVE: Little is currently known about the pastoral counseling work of pastors of African-American churches. The authors interviewed the pastors of nearly all African-American churches in a metropolitan area about their pastoral counseling work and related aspects of their ministry. METHODS: Of 121 African-American pastors identified, 99 completed a semistructured interview describing their backgrounds, attitudes, concerns, and work. The inte…
A Forensic and Ethics-Based View of Carter’s “Racism and Psychological and Emotional Injury”
The psychological effect that racism has on individuals is of significant interest to mental health professionals. But it is of particular interest to those professionals who treat the clinical dimensions of the trauma to those who are involved in the assessment of the trauma for forensic purposes. Robert T. Carter provides a systematic, disciplined, science-based review of the evidence bearing on this subject in his article in this issue. He als…
Barbados Spiritual Baptists
The Spiritual Baptist faith has been present in the Caribbean from about the late nineteenth or early twentieth century. However, the movement only extended to Barbados in 1957 when a Spiritual Baptist preacher, a Barbadian by birth, returned to his native island from Trinidad, where he had been living for several years. The Reverend Granville Williams established the first Spiritual Baptist Church in Barbados and has continued to oversee the chu…
Therapeutic dimensions of sacred garments worn by the Barbados Spiritual Baptists
As part of a broader observational study, 25 members of a Barbados Spiritual Baptist congregation and its Patriarch, along with 13 nonmembers of the church, took part in formal semi-structured interviews, in addition to informal conversations with many others. The purpose was to elicit detailed qualitative impressions of their experiences related to the evolving use of sacred garments within the rituals of the church. Over the 55 years of its dev…
Psychology (10 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Anthropology (4 obras) · Mental health (4 obras) · Nursing (4 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras) · Religion, Society, and Development (4 obras) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras)