TY - BOOK AU - Devenish,Stuart AU - Dowson,Martin AU - Miner,Maureen TI - Beyond well-being: spirituality and human flourishing SN - 1617358045 (pbk.) U1 - 248/BEY PY - 2012/// CY - Charlotte, NC PB - Information Age Pub. KW - Christianity KW - Psychology KW - Positive psychology KW - Quality of life KW - Religious aspects KW - Spirituality KW - Success KW - Well-being KW - Australian N1 - Includes bibliographical references; Part I. Understanding human flourishing -- ch. 1. Spirituality as a key resource for human flourishing / Maureen Miner and Martin Dowson -- ch. 2. Spirituality, human flourishing, and disease / Grand Gillett -- ch. 3. The contribution of spirituality to our understanding of human flourishing : the perspective of Christian theology / Stuart Devenish -- ch. 4. Theology and human flourishing : the benefits of being "known by God" / Brian S. Rosner and Loyola M. McLean -- Part II. Resourcing human flourishing -- ch. 5. How Australian people make sense of life and assess its ultimate significance- and the difference it might make / Peter Kaldor, Alan Black, and Philip Hughes -- ch. 6. Human flourishing in education : the relationships among student attachments, attributions and self-regulation / Tony George, Maureen Miner, and Martin Dowson -- ch. 7. Towards a theory of personal maturity : links to spirituality and human flourishing / Martin Dowson and Maureen Miner -- ch. 8. Savoring life : the leader's journey to health, resilience and effectiveness / Stephen Smith -- Part III. Pracitiving human flourishing -- ch. 9. Spirituality and community flourishing : a case of circular causality / Sue Kaldor and Maureen Miner -- ch. 10. Guidance and human flourishing : the contribution of spirituality explored through mentoring and life couching / Diann L. Feldman and Alison D. Feldman -- ch. 11. Wholistic coaching : a case study and analysis / Rick Brouwer and Maureen Miner -- ch. 12. The pilgrim road to human flourishing : when the psychotherapeutic and the spiritual journeys meet / Loyola M. McLean and Marie-Th�er�ese Proctor -- ch. 13. Conclusion ER -