The Latest Research

Highlights the benefits of faith-based programs in fostering purpose, forgiveness, and supportive relationships.  

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Follow-up study of Prison Fellowship participants showing high religious involvement correlates with reduced reoffending. 

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It is recommended that spiritual counseling should be use as a complementary therapy along with other counseling treatments to increase hope in patients with MS. This article is shared for educational purposes only. PICIE does not claim authorship of this work and provides access to increase awareness of peer-reviewed research.

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This peer-reviewed review article examines the relationship between spirituality and mental health across multiple psychiatric conditions, including depression, suicidality, substance use, anxiety, PTSD, and psychosis. The authors report a growing body of evidence suggesting that spirituality and religiousness may influence mental health outcomes, particularly when used as a positive coping resource. The article also emphasizes the importance of clinicians respectfully asking patients about spiritual beliefs that are meaningful to them as part of holistic, patient-centered care.

This article is shared for educational purposes only. PICIE does not claim authorship of this work and provides access to increase awareness of peer-reviewed research.