Autor:	Meiburg, Albert L.
Zdroj:	Pastoral Psychology; June 1983, Vol. 31 Issue: 4 p271-281, 11p
Abstrakt:	Three basic kinds of strategies can aid the pastor in communicting with a confused person: (1) focusing the person's attention, (2) fostering orientation to time, place, and person, (3) finding meaning in the person's experience. Despite the logical incongruities in the communications of a confused person, on a feeling level there is a basis of reality. To persist in the effort to communicate is to care on the deepest level.
Databáze:	Supplemental Index
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