This is a spiritual care curriculum that . . .
(1) embraces ancient wisdom.
(2) is multi-modal.
(3) is sensitive to neurodivergent communities.
(1) embraces ancient wisdom.
(2) is multi-modal.
(3) is sensitive to neurodivergent communities.
WELCOME
Welcome to my Wisdom Story resource page. The stories compiled here are from all over the globe from different cultures, spiritualities and religions. The few stories I have created are inspired by contemporary and ancient mythologies. I believe that wisdom stories provide for us moments of pause, giving us our bearings amidst the ever-changing life terrains. Moments of crisis can be very disorienting, often accompanied by liminal experiences while crossing life's thresholds. Feel free to read my blog which reflects on how wisdom stories can help deconstruct and metabolize our painful experiences.
While I initially created this resource for my work as a hospital chaplain (I lead spiritual care support groups in Behavioral Health), I offer this to anyone who finds it useful including educators, spiritual care providers/chaplains, mental health workers, bereavement coordinators, grief support counselors, church clergy, community organizers, spiritual guides, spiritual directors, retreat facilitators, storytellers, artists and musicians. It can also be handy for any spiritual seeker - anyone who is seeking meaning/purpose, or a perspective on what they are going through. Each story includes reflection prompts, worksheets, slides, art projects, and other resources (potential visual background, music & song) to help deepen one's reflections on the spiritual theme.
Welcome to my Wisdom Story resource page. The stories compiled here are from all over the globe from different cultures, spiritualities and religions. The few stories I have created are inspired by contemporary and ancient mythologies. I believe that wisdom stories provide for us moments of pause, giving us our bearings amidst the ever-changing life terrains. Moments of crisis can be very disorienting, often accompanied by liminal experiences while crossing life's thresholds. Feel free to read my blog which reflects on how wisdom stories can help deconstruct and metabolize our painful experiences.
While I initially created this resource for my work as a hospital chaplain (I lead spiritual care support groups in Behavioral Health), I offer this to anyone who finds it useful including educators, spiritual care providers/chaplains, mental health workers, bereavement coordinators, grief support counselors, church clergy, community organizers, spiritual guides, spiritual directors, retreat facilitators, storytellers, artists and musicians. It can also be handy for any spiritual seeker - anyone who is seeking meaning/purpose, or a perspective on what they are going through. Each story includes reflection prompts, worksheets, slides, art projects, and other resources (potential visual background, music & song) to help deepen one's reflections on the spiritual theme.
QUESTIONS?
If part of your vocation is facilitating support groups, I encourage you to visit the Godly Play® website to understand its pedagogical approach (its values and principles) and learn about opportunities for training. If you have any questions about the Wisdom Story Curriculum, or want to learn more about holistic/multi-modal facilitation, do not hesitate to reach out to me through my contact at the bottom of this page. If you are using the resource materials compiled here in your work/ministry context, I would like to hear from you. Email me and let me know about your work.
If part of your vocation is facilitating support groups, I encourage you to visit the Godly Play® website to understand its pedagogical approach (its values and principles) and learn about opportunities for training. If you have any questions about the Wisdom Story Curriculum, or want to learn more about holistic/multi-modal facilitation, do not hesitate to reach out to me through my contact at the bottom of this page. If you are using the resource materials compiled here in your work/ministry context, I would like to hear from you. Email me and let me know about your work.
