SUMMARY Clinicians are transformed by their reflection on and work with economically disenfranchised people. Formation in this context contributes to enhanced relationships with the Transcendent, the ability to live a more integrated life, new vocational understandings of clinical work, and new insights into the power of a spiritual community. Formation programs need to recognize the presence of God as a participant in the process, the development of the self within the context of community, the offering of sufficient time for good clinical work, the opportunity to practice, and changed perceptions of clients.

Formation in the Context of Economic Disparity

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