Article Title：Emotionally, soulfully, spiritually 'Free to think and act':: The Helen Flanders!Dunbar (1902-59) Memorial Lecture on Psychosomatic Medicine and Pastoral Care
Abstract：
This essay aims to stimulate rethinking about religious and medical healing and wholeness. While psychiatrist (Helen) Flanders Dunbar (1902-1959) is well known as a psychosomatic investigator and as Medical Director of the Council for Clinical Training, the initial home of Anton Boisen's groundbreaking movement for the clinical pastoral education of institutional chaplains and parish ministers, she is less appreciated as a theologically-trained scholar. This essay explores an earlier era's understanding of the spiritual and the more soulful components of healing and how Dunbar combined these to focus on helping all peoples become free to think and act. This essay was originally delivered as The Helen Flanders Dunbar Memorial Lecture on Psychosomatic Medicine and Pastoral Care at Columbia Presbyterian Center of the New York-Presbyterian Hospital, New York on November 2, 1999.
Keywords: religion; medicine; soul; emotions; spirit; psychology; clinical; pastoral; Dunbar
DOI: 10.1023/A:1012538423940
Source：JOURNAL OF RELIGION & HEALTH
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