Neuroplasticity Performativity and Clergy Wellness

This Book Invites Readers Particularly Clergy Members To Rethink Their Understandings Of The Human Person In Light Of Recent Developments In Neuroscience. In Addition To Bringing Together Religion And Neuroscience It Engages Narrative Theory Exercise Physiology And Constructions Of Wellness To Raise Crucial Questions About Human Identity And Relationality And Argue For A Model Of Care That Connects Self-Care And Care For/With Others. Furthermore It Claims That Human Beings Are Whole Intra/Inter-Relational Dynamic Plastic And Performative Agents Who Have The Capacity To Story Themselves Neurophysiologically (In Both “Top-Down” And “Bottom-Up” Ways) Through Their Regular Practices Of Wellness.