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1. www.apa.org › monitor › 2023Can religion and spirituality have a place in therapy ...

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   Nov 1, 2023 · More than 70% of U.S. adults say religion is important in their lives, and most patients want the chance to discuss religion or spirituality during therapy (Religion, Gallup Historical Trends, 2023; Oxhandler, H. K., et al., Religions, Vol. 12, No. 6, 2021). But when surveyed about their expertise, up to 80% of practicing psychologists say they ...

2. therapist.com › faith-and-therapyHow religious faith and therapy can work together for mental ...

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   May 8, 2024 · Caring for the body, mind, and spirit. The final roadblock is the common belief that looking for mental health support is a sign of one’s lack of faith—as if faith alone should be enough for a true believer. This mindset often prevents people from getting care that will genuinely benefit them. To those who hesitate to seek care for that ...

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4. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe role of faith in mental healthcare: Philosophy ...

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   Jan 2, 2018 · 1 The most important reason to assess faith in patients is: a unresolved guidance about faith in therapy. b avoidance of secular bias. c salience for patients. d maintenance of social cohesion. e acceptability of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. 2 The biggest risk to patients in using faith-informed therapies arises from: a lack of efficacy

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5. neurolaunch.com › therapy-for-christiansChristian-Based Therapy: Integrating Faith and Mental Health

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Christian-based therapy is a thoughtful integration of psychological principles and Christian faith, designed to address mental health concerns while honoring and incorporating a person’s spiritual beliefs. At its core, Christian-based therapy operates on the premise that our mental health is intimately connected to our spiritual well-being.

6. iocdf.org › faith-ocd › mental-health-providersHow to Ethically Integrate Faith and Spirituality into Therapy

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   The evidence leaves us very confident that spirituality, faith, and religion matter to most clients. However, the main issues arise in the realm of researched approaches and techniques and how to ethically execute them (see “Religion and spirituality in the treatment room” by the APA). “Spirituality and religion are critical sources of ...

7. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesSpiritually and Religiously Integrated Group Psychotherapy: A ...

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   Oct 31, 2013 · Therefore, the importance of spirituality and religion to the individual can be expected to influence the spiritually and religiously integrated psychotherapy as clients' motivation for therapy and faith in the therapy are crucial factors for determining the outcome of the therapy . We will elaborate on this by presenting the common factors models after defining spirituality and religion as it ...

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   Do patients want to talk about religion during therapy?

   • More than 70% of U.S. adults say religion is important in their lives, and most patients want the chance to discuss religion or spirituality during therapy (Religion, Gallup Historical Trends, 2023; Oxhandler, H. K., et al., Religions, Vol. 12, No. 6, 2021).

   Can religion and spirituality have a place in therapy? Experts say yes

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   Should Faith be included in therapy?

   • The risks and problems of including faith in therapy have been extensively debated, and currently the position is unresolved, with the possibility of professional censure if the wrong balance is struck. Faith is a personal, emotionally charged issue.

   The role of faith in mental healthcare: Philosophy, psychology and

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   Does faith matter in therapy?

   • Therapies may have faith-informed components, either explicitly, or (as with some forms of mindfulness) implicitly, which may modify the patient's faith as well as producing symptomatic change. In this narrative review, the ethics of faith's inclusion in therapy is briefly appraised.

   The role of faith in mental healthcare: Philosophy, psychology and

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   Does faith-informed therapy work?

   • Proponents of faith-informed therapies need to claim that there is evidence for the benefits of faith on sustaining mental health and well-being, both generally and in adversity. Although it has been claimed that the empirical case for the benefits of faith-based therapy is made, this is far from clear.

   The role of faith in mental healthcare: Philosophy, psychology and

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   Should you talk about faith/religion/spirituality in therapy?

   • There are common hesitations and fears providers have in integrating their clients’ religious or spiritual beliefs into practice. For practitioners considering asking their clients about spirituality, the result is usually just leaving it alone. However, it’s not only okay to talk about faith/religion/spirituality in therapy, it’s evidence-based!

   How to Ethically Integrate Faith and Spirituality into Therapy

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   Can faith improve mental health?

   • Psychologists say it’s time for that to change, pointing to compelling ways that discussions of faith can enhance therapeutic outcomes. Myriad studies show that religious or spiritual involvement improves mental health and can be useful for coping with trauma.

   Can religion and spirituality have a place in therapy? Experts say yes

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9. www.counseling.org › docs › default-sourceIntegrating Religion and Spirituality into Counseling

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   Christian accommodative cognitive therapy for depression. Other treatments were considered possibly efficacious, but more research is needed. Richards and Worthington Jr. (2010) examined six outcome reviews of religious and spiritually-oriented therapies and found support for Christian and Muslim cognitive therapy for depression and anxiety.