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Spiritual First Aid Life Threat A traumatic injury Due to an experience of death provoking terror horror or helplessness Loss A grief injury Due to the loss of cherished people things or parts of oneself ID: 622617

distress spiritual family moral spiritual distress moral family practices faith zone life complete social stress loss previous fitness matrix

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Slide1

Benchmarks of excellence

Spiritual First AidSlide2

Life Threat

A

traumatic

injury

Due to an experience of death provoking terror, horror, or helplessness

Loss

A

grief

injury

Due to the loss of cherished people, things, or parts of oneself

Wear & Tear

A fatigue injuryDue to the accumulation of stress from all sources over time without sufficient rest and recovery

Intense or ProlongedDisaster or Operational Stress

Inner Conflict

A moral injuryDue to behaviors or the witnessing of behaviors that violate moral values

Four Causes of Stress InjurySlide3

Stress Continuum

READY

(Green)

REACTING

(Yellow)

INJURED

(Orange)

ILL

(Red)

Distress or impairment

Mild and transient

Anxious, irritable, or sad

Behavior change

More severe or persistent distress or impairment

Leaves lasting memories, reactions, and expectations

Stress injuries that don’t heal without help

Symptoms and impairment persist over many weeks or get worse over time

Good to go

Well trained

Prepared

Fit and focused

Cohesive units & ready families

Team Leader

Responsibility

Caregiver

Responsibility

Individual, and Family Responsibility

StressorSlide4

7C’s Stress First-Aid ModelSlide5

Spiritual Fitness Decision Matrix

Are there signs of spiritual distress or moral confusion?

Has spiritual distress or moral failure become severe or persistent?

Has spiritual distress or extreme immoral behavior?

Green Zone (Fit) Good to Go Encourage good health and spiritual practices

Yellow Zone (Distressed) Explore forgiveness issues Encourage spiritual practices, (worship, prayer, fellowship, etc.) Team Leader encourages spiritual practices

Discuss with Pastor/Chaplain Orange Zone (Drained)

Refer to Pastor/Chaplain Deal with guilt

Red Zone (Depleted)

Spiritual Distress: Less hopeful Some family life difficulties Less sociable, struggling with friendship Less participation in previous faith practices

Makes some poor moral decisions contrary to previous ethical standards Has difficulty forgiving self and othersExhibits negative emotions more often

Severe Spiritual Distress: Losing hope Family life threatened Withdrawal from friends, social isolation Discontinues and/or avoids previous faith practices Loss of moral values, makes poor moral decisions

Unable to forgive or feel forgiven Blames God Loss of sense of life’s meaningPERSISTENT Spiritual Distress: Lost hope Faith, family, social/emotional or moral crisis

Family ties cease to matter, often with complete family breakdown Complete social isolation Complete rejection of prior faith commitments Uncharacteristic extreme immoral or unethical

behavior No concept of life having meaning and purpose

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

No

NoSlide6

Green Zone (Fit) Good to Go Encourage good health and spiritual practices

Are there signs of spiritual distress or moral confusion

?

Yes

NoSPIRITUAL FITNESS DECISION MATRIXSlide7

Has spiritual distress or moral failure become severe or persistent?

Yellow Zone (Distressed)

Explore forgiveness issues Encourage spiritual practices, (worship, prayer, fellowship, etc.) Team Leader encourages spiritual practices Discuss with Pastor/Chaplain

YesNoSpiritual Distress:

Less hopeful Some family life difficulties Less sociable, struggling with friendship Less participation in previous faith practices Makes some poor moral decisions contrary to previous ethical standards Has difficulty forgiving self and othersExhibits negative emotions more often

SPIRITUAL FITNESS DECISION MATRIXSlide8

Has spiritual distress or extreme immoral behavior?

Orange Zone (Drained)

Refer to Pastor/Chaplain Deal with guilt

NoYesSPIRITUAL FITNESS DECISION MATRIX

Severe Spiritual Distress:Losing hopeFamily life threatenedWithdrawal from friends, social isolationDiscontinues and/or avoids previous faith practices

Loss of moral values, make poor moral decisionsUnable to forgive or feel forgivenBlames GodLoss of sense of life’s meaningSlide9

Red Zone (Depleted) Needs clinical assistance

REFER, REFER, REFER

Yes

PERSISTENT Spiritual Distress: Lost hope Faith, family, social/emotional or moral crisis Family ties cease to matter, often with complete family breakdown Complete social isolation Complete rejection of prior faith commitments Uncharacteristic extreme immoral or unethical behavior

No concept of life having meaning and purposeSPIRITUAL FITNESS DECISION MATRIXSlide10