Wayne E. Oates Collection

Courses and handouts on Pastoral Care:

Religion and grief, death and dying. (Behavioral Science, Psychiatry 1201-3, Class Sessions #34, 35, 38, 39. p .1-8.)

Topic: Grief; Death and Dying (1 page.)

Topic: The interaction of religious cultures and medical care. (Behavioral Science, Psychiatry 1201, Class Sessions #38, 39. 1/18/78. 6 pages.)

Psychiatry and Religion by Wayne E. Oates, Th.D., professor. (Psychiatry 1176, Spring 4Q – 1979. 2 pages.)

Anno 1673* (a typed article. These pages seem to be detached from a binder. P.1-4. No author or title found.)

Symptomatology and management of acute grief by Eerich Lindemann. The American Journal of Psychiatry, vol. 101, pp.141-148. (These pages seem to be detached from a binder. p. 1-11.).

Prayers by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. SBTS Course # 3482 – “Pastoral Care in Human Crises” fall, 1983. 20 print pages.)

Erikson’s Eight Stages. (1 handwritten page.)

The world is not coming to an end. (1photocopy of a drawing from newspaper or magazine.)

A bibliography of medical reference books. (1 page.)

Forms of pastoral relationships. Class-Room Hand Out #11. (1 page.)

Manuscripts:

The dental family concept. (School of Dentistry, Continuing education. 3 pages.)

Continuing dental education. (3 pages.)

Qualitative assessment of levels of religious concern. (10 pages.)

Religious spirit and psychiatric brain: notes for Aspen Institute Conference, July 1983. (6 pages)

The Russell Dicks Memorial Lecture: The College of Chaplains (San Francisco, CA. March 20, 1974) by Wayne Oates. (12 pages.)

Gaines S. Dobbins: The teacher as a motivator of individual initiative by Wayne E. Oates. (20 pages).

Creative interface: Psychiatry and Pastoral Care. March 25, 1987. (5 pages).

Reflections. (7 pages)

An Institute for Pastoral Counseling. (6 pages)

The death of a dream: An unnoticed agony of the elderly by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (25 pages.)

Thriving in the whirlwind: Developing a lifelong learning plan for ministry self-study learning module. (Application for Continuing Chaplaincy Education Credit for an educational opportunity offered by The Wayne E. Oates Institute in the Online Learning Center at www.oates.org 2 pages).

Care of Self Course Syllabus. (2 pages).

The Seminary aide-counselor program by Wayne E. Oates, Th. D. Theological Consultant. (1 page)

Verses of scripture frequently used by Dr. Wayne Oates: These Bible verses are particularly applicable to: 1) Paul Pruyser’s “Set of Diagnostic Variables”. 2) Edgar Draper’s “Religious Ideation Questions”

Citation for Louisiana College Commencement, May 25, 1991 by Wayne E. Oates. (2 pages with the program.)

Crises as end situations by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (bound volume including some photocopies of articles.)

Oates: Pastoral care in human crises. Spring 1990. (Bound volume including some photocopies of medical essays.)

Psychology papers. Fall 1985. (bound volume including photocopies of medical essays).

Prayers by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. SBTS Course # 3482 – “Pastoral care in human crises.” Fall 1983, Lecture #1-

Prayers of Wayne E. Oates in the class: The ministry of pastoral care # 3472, Feb. 4-May 15, 1985.

Time is too short: Help to those who work with the bereaved. A handbook for professionals by Wayne E. Oates, Ph. D. (76 printed pages.)

Pastoral visitation and/or initiative, by Wayne E. Oates. March 23, 1971. (99 printed pages.)

Syllabus. P.R. 157. Spring Jan.-May 1968.

Syllabus. Psychology of religion 157, by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D., Professor and Tom Chapman, M.Div., teaching assistant. 7/73.

Inventory of the collection of Dr. Wayne Edward Oates. Donated to the Rare Books Department, Z. Smith Reynolds Library, Wake Forest University. Official presentation, November 12, 1994. (no page numbers, est. 200 pages.)

Pastoral Incidents and strategies in relation to the seven deadly sins by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (21 pages.)

The temptations of the pastor by Dr. Wayne E. Oates. (13 pages.)

The Conditions of abandonment and alienation by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (20 pages.)

Spirituality in recovery. The Wayne Oates Institute. February 19, 1997.

Forms of grief: Diagnosis, meanings, and treatment BY Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (The paper was edited for publication with Staturos – Congress on Suffering. 32 pages.)

Nurturing silence in a noisy heart by Wayne E. Oates. Doubleday & company, Inc., Garden City, New York, 1979. (134 pages, photocopy).

The struggle to be free: My story and your story by Wayne E. Oates. The Westminster Press, Philadelphia. c.1983. (163 pages, photocopy + suppl. Chapters).

When Life Caves in on You by Wayne E. Oates. (9 pages).

Biblical Resources for Pastoral Care by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (22 pages)

Chaplains, pastoral counselors, and substance abuse. (8 pages)

Cheating by Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

The church and healing by Wayne Oates. Philhaven Teleconference Luncheon series for Clergy and Church Workers on November 13, 1986. (9 pages)

Facing choosing a nursing home by Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

Faith and the post-traumatic stress syndrome of Vietnam veterans by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (6 pages)

Hazards and hopes of our future by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. delivered at the Regional Meeting of the ACPE and AAPC, September 29, 1984, Louisville Inn, Louisville KY. (15 pages)

Is addiction idolatry? By Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

Is Marijuana harmless? By Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

Jealousy in marriage: Detriment or challenge? By Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (15 pages)

The life of faith and chronic stress by Wayne E. Oates. (2 pages)

New emphases in psychiatry and religion: DSM-III by Wayne E. Oates, Th.D. (11 pages)

Personality types by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (12 pages)

Private divorce: I Corinthians 7:1 – 7 by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. St. Matthews Baptist Church. April 7, 1991.

Religious and ethical factors in religious experience edited by Don S. Browning, Ph.D., Thomas Jobe, M.D. (book review, 5 pages)

Some Characteristics of an effective leader by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (1991, 5 pages.)

Some functions of belief in illness and health by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. Oskar Pfister Lecture, American Psychiatric Association and Association of Mental Health Clergy, Los Angeles, CA, May 7, 1984. (24 pages)

Suffering by Wayne E. Oates. (6 pages)

The theological context of pastoral counseling by Wayne E. Oates. (17 pages)

The uniqueness of psychiatry and religion by Wayne E. Oates. (11 pages.)

What about the inheritance? By Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

Work by Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

Another look at stress by Wayne E. Oates. (4 pages)

Discipline by Wayne E. Oates. (3 pages)

Do you have an excuse for forgetfulness? By Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (10 pages).

Doctors in community life by Wayne E. Oates. (5 pages)

The ecumenical thrust of clinical pastoral education prepared for Association of Clinical Pastoral Education (Meeting October 16, 1967) by Wayne E. Oates. (12 pages)

The Gospel and pastoral care by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (15 pages)

Individual and family support systems by Wayne E. Oates, Th.D. (13 pages)

Living with a problem you can’t solve by Wayne E. Oates. (9 pages)

Methods of crisis intervention. (3 pages)

The return to the Nest Syndrome by Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (3 pages)

Temperance by Wayne E. Oates. (4 pages)

Temptations of later maturity by Wayne E. Oates. (4 pages)

To make things happen and/or let them happen by Wayne E. Oates. (4 pages)

What do they do for an encore? By Wayne E. Oates, Ph.D. (3 pages)

The struggle to be free: A continuation by Wayne E. Oates. c.1998. (72 pages, special edition, published by the Waye E. Oates Institute, Louisville, KY.)