Frontiers in Psychology2025Egbert Haverkamp, Erik Olsman, Branislava Ćurčić-blake et al.1 citation
It has become increasingly accepted within psychotherapy to incorporate various forms of spirituality and religiosity to address the rising prevalence of mental health issues. This is well-founded, as a growing number of findings report benefits of spiritual practices for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, and stress. However, science-based guidelines on how to embed spiritual...
Little is known about types of religious/spiritual (R/S) struggles with regard to various diagnostic groups in mental health care. The current qualitative study aims to give an impression of R/S struggles as observed in six diagnostic groups in clinical mental health care. Inductive thematic content analysis was applied to 34 semi-structured interviews. The interviews were performed among (day)...