The implications of Erik Erikson's life cycle theory for pastoral care with persons in late age

James O Bradford

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The implications of Erik Erikson's life cycle theory for pastoral care with persons in late age

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James O Bradford. The Implications of Erik Erikson's Life Cycle Theory for Pastoral Care with Persons In Late Age. San Francisco Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3b199991-ecef-4025-b51d-b896c752175b?locale=es.

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J. O. Bradford. The implications of Erik Erikson's life cycle theory for pastoral care with persons in late age. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3b199991-ecef-4025-b51d-b896c752175b?locale=es

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James O Bradford. The Implications of Erik Erikson's Life Cycle Theory for Pastoral Care with Persons In Late Age. San Francisco Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/3b199991-ecef-4025-b51d-b896c752175b?locale=es.

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James O Bradford

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This dissertation explores and tests Erikson's life cycle theory as a valuable resource for pastoral care with the aging, and life review as an appropriate tool for implementing Erikson's final stage, integrity vs despair. Literature on aging, Erikson's stage theory and life review are critiqued, and a biblical and theological understanding for ministry with the aging is developed. Outcomes support Erikson's life cycle theory and life review as invaluable resources in ministry.

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