Steal Away: Reclaiming Wholistic Health and Well-Being Clergywomen's Health Initiative

Paula B Smith

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Steal Away: Reclaiming Wholistic Health and Well-Being Clergywomen's Health Initiative

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Paula B Smith. Steal Away: Reclaiming Wholistic Health and Well-being Clergywomen's Health Initiative. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/64fcfda3-d3dd-407a-b868-e31539104f40.

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P. B. Smith. Steal Away: Reclaiming Wholistic Health and Well-Being Clergywomen's Health Initiative. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/64fcfda3-d3dd-407a-b868-e31539104f40

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Paula B Smith. Steal Away: Reclaiming Wholistic Health and Well-Being Clergywomen's Health Initiative. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/64fcfda3-d3dd-407a-b868-e31539104f40.

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Paula B Smith

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Abstract

Clergy health matters. Clergy health is considered critically threatened in various dimensions of health and well-being when compared to a representative sample of the general population. The Reclaiming Wholistic Health and Well-Being Clergy Women's Health Initiative utilized a covenant peer group model, an overnight retreat, health professional/spiritual director consultations, and an online and in person communication forums to facilitate theological reflection and engagement in spiritual disciplines to cultivate healthy habits in five dimensions of health: spiritual, physical, emotional, social, and financial. The participants demonstrated improvement in all dimensions.

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