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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Notes -- Preface -- Acknowledgment and Gratitude -- Social Healing: An Introduction and an Invitation -- Bibliography -- Part I: The Visions, Calling and Challenges of Social Healing -- Chapter 1: Social Healing: Society as a Patient, Metapathology, and the Challenges of Self and Social Transformations -- Introduction and Invitation -- Society as a Patient: With and Beyond Social Suffering and Social Pathology -- Social Healing -- Social Healing and the Calling of Metapathology -- Healing and the Challenges of Self and Social Transformations -- Health as a Journey of Wholeness -- In Lieu of a Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2: Social Healing: The Calling of Transformative Harmony -- Introduction and Invitation -- The Discourse of Harmony -- Harmony and Disharmony -- Transformative Harmony -- Transformative Harmony: Compassion and Confrontation -- Compassionate Confrontation -- Striving for Transformative Harmony -- Sadhana and Struggles -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3: Life Worlds and Living Words -- Introduction and Invitation -- The Calling of Life World: Husserl and Beyond -- Life Worlds and the Challenge of Crying Consciousness: Colonization of the Life World and Beyond -- Living Words -- Living Words, Pragmatics of Communication and Spiritual Pragmatics -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Chapter 4: Pragmatism, Spirituality and Society: Social Healing, Posthumanism and New Horizons of Theory and Practice and the Calling of Planetary Conversations -- Introduction and Invitation -- Crisis of Humanism, the Limits of Socio-Centrism and the Challenge of Posthuman Transformations -- Spiritual Pragmatism as Mystical Pragmatism.

Medicine is the art and science of restoring and preserving health through the healing process. The science of medicine lies in evidenced based practices and the technological achievements of the last century, which enable practitioners to preserve the physical body. A growing number of research articles and writings have also appeared addressing the spiritual dimension of healing (the art of medicine), which often ignored creates a gap in the medical care of the patient. The spiritual aspects of medical care are explored based on the experience of the doctor-patient encounter. Three case studies of various clinical settings are presented to begin to look at the spiritual aspect of healing and better define its incorporation in the encounters with patients. The author reflects on the skills and concepts that begin to define the spiritual dimension of care: communication (listening, speaking), connection (space, safety, and sacredness), and communion through which healing can occur. As health care professionals we can be a "healing" (Hopeful, Empathetic, Attentive, Loving, Intentional, Nourishing, Grateful) presence taking care of the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of our patients in our encounters with them, bringing them back to health and wholeness.

This article recognizes Gayle Rubin's commitments to intellectual memory, to the study of living sexual populations, and to questions of class as part of the project of studying sex. Together, these commitments acknowledge and welcome interdependence in a harsh world of sexual and academic formation. As the title suggests, they are their own kind of sexual healing.

Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Acknowledgments -- Author's Note -- Prologue HOPE -- Chapter 1 -- Chapter 2 -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 -- Chapter 5 -- Chapter 6 -- Chapter 7 -- Chapter 8 -- Chapter 9 -- Chapter 10 -- Chapter 11 -- Chapter 12 -- Chapter 13 -- Chapter 14 -- Chapter 15 -- Chapter 16 -- Chapter 17 -- Chapter 18 -- Chapter 19 -- Chapter 20 -- Chapter 21 -- Chapter 22 -- Chapter 23 -- Chapter 24 -- Chapter 25 -- Chapter 26 -- Chapter 27 -- Chapter 28 -- Chapter 29 -- Chapter 30 -- Chapter 31 -- Epilogue HEALING LESSONS -- For Further Reading

Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- How to Use This Manual -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Consider Your Options, Schedule Your Decision -- Chapter 2: Choose Your Response to the Affair Partner -- Chapter 3: Release Your Grip on Your Spouse -- Chapter 4: Establish Your Boundaries -- Chapter 5: Help Your Spouse Understand Your Pain -- Chapter 6: Decide Whom to Tell, What to Tell -- Chapter 7: Recognize Truth-Shifting -- Chapter 8: Get the Truth Carefully but Certainly -- Chapter 9: Determine Whom You Will Become, Married or Not -- Chapter 10: Forgive First, Trust Second (Maybe) -- Chapter 11: Regain Control of Thoughts and Feelings -- Chapter 12: Find the Support You Need -- Chapter 13: Move in a New Direction -- Chapter 14: Commit to Conversations that Connect -- WORKSHEETS -- W1: Stay, Go, Wait? -- W2: Considering Your Affair Partner Choices -- W3: Recognizing Your Limits of Control -- W4: Training Your Two Guards -- W5: Sharing Your Story -- W6: To Tell or Not to Tell -- W7: Recalling Your True Marriage Story -- W8: Asking for the Truth -- W9: Ongoing Affair Conversations -- W10: Possible Futures: Apart or Together -- W11: See the Other Side of Forgiveness -- W12: The Two-Week Trust Track -- W13: Creating a Sleep Story -- W14: Making a Flip Journal™ -- W15: Maximize Your First Counseling Session -- W16: The Move-Toward Journal -- W17: Disagree and Connect -- W18: Triple-A Conversations -- About the Author -- Endnotes

This article focuses on the creative use of a magic trick to help children make sense of the effects of traumatic life events and the process of recovery.