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Coping Lesson 12 Pastoral Skills Training Family Life Course USACHCS Phase 1 USACHCS 1 1

Coping Objectives Identify how people use religion to cope in a healthy way. 2 2 2

Prime task: Achieve and then hold on! Coping Significance: The Permanent Human Goal Humans are invariably focused on holding on to the things that are important: Children Life Accomplishments Assets Pleasures Opportunities Prime task: Achieve and then hold on! 3 3 3

Coping Coping Coping is what we do when the significant thing is threatened or destroyed. Two types of coping: Conservational coping Transformational coping 4 4 4

Coping Religion and Coping Religion helps people cope. Religion as a conserving force Religion as a transformational force 5 5 5

Religion and Conservation Coping Prevention Support Reframing Opportunities to purify and start again 6 6 6

Religion and Transformational Coping How does transforming ourselves help us to cope? Life as a cycle with stages “To everything, there is a season…A time to be born, and a time to die…And the Lord makes everything beautiful in its time.” Rebirth Loss of job = New challenge 7 7 7

The Power of Religious Coping Eternal meaning motivates powerful effort. Sacred values strongly support good behavior. A loving, all-powerful God is a tremendous comfort. 8 8 8

Psychology and Religion Coping Psychology and Religion Similar goal: healthy resilience Nest together nicely (faith-based counselors or pastoral psychotherapists) Caveat: Different realms (science vs. faith) requires mutual respect vs. conflict. 9 9 9

Coping Discussion Questions Can you remember a time when you saw someone bear unbelievable stress/pain/loss as a result of faith? What method(s) of religious coping did that person use? 10 10 10

Coping QUESTIONS? 11 11 11