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Rehabilitation Counselling and Holistic Care: An Exploratory Scoping Review

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posted on 2023-11-02, 05:40 authored by Alexandra P. Birch, Hafsa Mohamed, Amy HeathAmy Heath, Lindsay CareyLindsay Carey, Lillian KrikheliLillian Krikheli, Mitchell Kay, Tish DrakopoulosTish Drakopoulos

Purpose: The purpose of this scoping review was to explore the literature regarding holistic care in rehabilitation case management settings. Method: From the 273 articles identified, a total of 17 articles were found to be applicable to the research topic: rehabilitation counselling and holistic care. Results: Following the analysis of articles, five recurrent themes were identified: (1) spirituality/spiritual beliefs, (2) disability, (3) religion/religious views, (4) employment/vocation, (5) holism and (6) culture/ cultural competency. Conclusion: Engaging a holistic approach in rehabilitation case management setting was found to be a valuable skill for the practitioner to assist clients. To be a holistic practitioner the counsellor must consider all the bio-psycho-social and spiritual challenges a client may be facing in order to best provide services that align with clients and their needs.

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Publication Date

2018-12-12

Type of report

  • Other research report

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La Trobe University

Place of publication

Melbourne, Australia

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25p.

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© Palliative Care Unit, La Trobe University, 2018. This report may be downloaded for personal use only. Permission to reproduce this report must be sought from La Trobe University.

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