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    How Individuals Lose and Regain Hope

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    2006-07
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    Johnson, Paula
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    In this literature review the author explores how individuals lose and regain hope. The literature review begins with a definition of hope which provides a framework for the in-depth exploration of the concept. The author then builds upon a hope framework developed from Farran, Herth, & Popovich (2005), identifying hope as a spiritual and transcendent process, as a rational thought process, and as a relational process. The author then presents a section on implications for practice and presents a case study as an example of practical applications of working with hope.
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