![]() We must see also that boundaries are sometimes helpful for objectivity. We must see the person, not the problem acknowledge the seriousness of that person’s problem, be open to being moved in encountering them and be aware that pastoral care is not always a result of someone expressing a need for it. It is a case of judgement call.In conclusion, Patch’s very personal approach to helping people is something we can learn from in Pastoral care as we need to be aware of the importance of developing connections with those we provide care to. ![]() However, sometimes we must not get involved in a person’s difficulties if they do not ask for help, as this can be demeaning and interfering. His persistence did pay off and both people were helped immensely by his involvement in their lives.
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