Spiritual care and psychiatric treatment: an introduction

By L. Culliford. 2002

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Subfields: Health, Sociology and Political Science

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• How clients with religious or spiritual beliefs experience psychological help-seeking and therapy: A qualitative study† (2007, background): “However, few mental health professionals, receive training on religious or spiritual issues (Culliford, 2002) and although cultural competency has become an important issue in the provision of psychological therapy, discussion of the effects of religious/spiritual beliefs on the course and outcome…”
• Ethnicity and religious coping with mental distress (2008, background): “Spirituality includes transcendence, personal relationships, a code to live by and specific religious beliefs as domains of spirituality (Culliford, 2002).”