In certain times
of our lives we will all face traumatic experiences.
Situations that will
force us to ask questions such as:
"What gives my life meaning?"
"Why is this happening to me (or my wife/mother/father/child)?"
Hospital Chaplaincy
helps people answer these questions for themselves. It provides a safe place
for people to reflect on the journey their life has taken and offers them a
perspective of the path ahead.
Delivering
chaplaincy services in the current health care environment can be extremely
challenging for chaplains. Patients are arriving in hospitals sicker and are
staying for shorter periods than ever before. Chaplaincy has had to adapt to
these circumstances to be more relevant in people's lives. Increasingly it
includes being there for the support of healthcare staff too.
