Overview
REFLECTION JOURNAL ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS
OVERVIEW
This reflection journal assignment is a way of responding to readings that requires you to interact with new ideas on several levels. In this assignment, you will be developing your four dimensions of critical thinking skills: analysis, synthesis, evaluation, and application. Note that your grade for each Reflection Journal depends on the quality and thoroughness of developing critical thinking skills as demonstrated in your response to each of the 3 sections below. You must include all 3 of the headings in the body of your paper. Use current APA standards throughout, and include the book reference at the end. INSTRUCTIONS From Module 1 through Module 7, after you read your weekly assigned texts and review your online materials, you will write a weekly journal entry that includes the following: ? Describe what you believe are the key ideas from this week’s readings (1 page). ? How do these ideas impact you as you consider working with trauma clients (1 page) ? What Christian worldview integration thoughts come to mind from this material (1 page)?
?Your journal must be in current APA standards and include a reference page.
Module 5: Week 5 Introduction
Overview
Disaster & terrorism can have a significant impact on one's faith, worldview & morals. In contemporary culture, as a disaster mental health professional, you will benefit from understanding the distinction between spirituality and religion. In recent studies, moral injury has been identified as an issue related to disasters/terrorism.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this module, you will be able to:
Distinguish the impact of disaster/terrorism on one's faith & worldview.
Define the signs and symptoms of moral injury.
Discover faith-based strategies that promote spiritual health.
Learn
PageRead: Aten & Boan: Chapters 1 — 5
PageRead: Skaine: International Cultic Studies Association
PageRead: Kolski, Jongsma, & Myer: Disaster
PageWatch: Trauma, Spirituality, & Provider Care https://youtu.be/BIC6A52Z-Ns