Religion and Spirituality in Psychiatry

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Religion and Spiritualityin PsychiatryEdited byPhilippe HugueletUniversity Hospital of Geneva and University of Geneva, SwitzerlandHarold G. KoenigDuke University Medical Center and Veterans AdministrationMedical Center, Durham, North Carolina
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20 Joel James ShumanBy “theologic
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22 Joel James Shumanway of understa
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24 Joel James Shumanby “a trusted
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26 Joel James Shumansense. The myst
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28 Joel James Shumansinners by maki
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30 Joel James Shuman9. Perc y W . T
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32 Armando R. Favazzalargest publis
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34 Armando R. FavazzaGod or Jesus C
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36 Armando R. Favazzaatonement and
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38 Armando R. Favazzashe makes, is
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40 Armando R. Favazzait glowing rev
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42 Armando R. FavazzaUnfortunately,
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44 Armando R. Favazza2.6. HealingTh
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46 Armando R. FavazzaThe actual reb
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5 Religion/Spirituality and Neurops
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50 Nader Perroud3. NEUROBIOLOGICAL
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52 Nader Perroudbecause of their ac
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54 Nader Perroudmost studied. These
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56 Nader Perroudwith self-transcend
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58 Nader Perroudspiritual acceptanc
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60 Nader Perroudby his behavior, el
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62 Nader Perroudmitter and neuroche
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64 Nader Perroud66. Caspi A , McCla
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66 Philippe Huguelet and Sylvia Moh
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88 Sylvia Mohr and Samuel Pfeiferre
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92 Sylvia Mohr and Samuel Pfeiferre
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94 Sylvia Mohr and Samuel PfeiferSo
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96 Sylvia Mohr and Samuel Pfeifer62
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98 Arjan W. BraamThis chapter offer
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100 Arjan W. BraamTable 8.1: Theore
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102 Arjan W. Braamable to express h
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104 Arjan W. Braamaround age 54 and
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106 Arjan W. Braamemphasis on facto
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108 Arjan W. Braamwere strongly ass
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110 Arjan W. Braamassociations abou
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112 Arjan W. Braamincluding religio
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9 Spirituality and Substance Use Di
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10 Religion, Spirituality, and Anxi
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130 Harold G. Koenigwhich helped to
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132 Harold G. Koenigreligious perso
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134 Harold G. Koenigto 2.0 mg at be
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136 Harold G. Koeniga small dose of
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138 Harold G. Koenigagainst religio
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140 Harold G. Koenigby focusing on
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142 Harold G. KoenigIf religious be
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144 Harold G. Koenigyoung, middle-a
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146 Pierre-Yves Brandt and Laurence
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160 Pierre-Yves Brandt, Claude-Alex
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174 Ralph L. Piedmontdoes offer an
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176 Ralph L. Piedmontits score. Thi
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178 Ralph L. Piedmontsolitary orien
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180 Ralph L. PiedmontKnowing that s
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182 Ralph L. PiedmontTable 13.3: Pa
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184 Ralph L. Piedmonteye, valid mys
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186 Ralph L. Piedmonttypes of disor
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188 Ralph L. PiedmontDisorders (SCI
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14 Religion, Spirituality, and Cons
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192 Harold G. Koenigresentful over
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194 Harold G. Koeniglack of researc
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196 Harold G. KoenigIn some Eastern
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198 Harold G. Koenighas chronic lun
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200 Harold G. Koenigverses of the H
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202 Harold G. Koenigfrom the early
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204 Harold G. Koeniga positive atti
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206 Harold G. Koenigdown or coopera
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208 Harold G. Koenigof motivation,
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210 Harold G. Koenigused these serv
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212 Harold G. Koenigreligious thera
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214 Harold G. Koenigof spirituality
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216 Marcus M. McKinneyof the human
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218 Marcus M. McKinneybelongs. Coun
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220 Marcus M. McKinneyto know how t
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222 Marcus M. McKinneyleaders who h
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224 Marcus M. McKinneychallenges li
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226 Marcus M. McKinneycategory. A
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228 Marcus M. McKinneyUnderstanding
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230 Marcus M. McKinney■■■■s
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16 Religious and Spiritual Assessme
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234 Sylvia Mohr and Philippe Huguel
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17 Integrating Spiritual Issues int
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246 René Hefti2520BDI1510501 2RCT-
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248 René Heftiintrinsic spirituali
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250 René Hefticharacteristics. A m
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252 René Heftiof persons with seri
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254 René HeftiTable 17.1: Overview
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256 René Heftireadings, or other m
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258 René Heftibenefits of forgiven
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260 René Hefti■Understanding hea
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262 René HeftiFigure 17.5. A patie
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264 René Hefti■activities in the
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266 René Hefti41. MacGreen D. Spir
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18 Explanatory Models of Mental Ill
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284 William P. Wilsonconfiding rela
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286 William P. WilsonTable 19.1: Su
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288 William P. Wilsonrules God has
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290 William P. Wilsonthe patient wh
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292 William P. Wilsonsentiments, an
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294 William P. Wilsonwill above its
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296 William P. WilsonA wife of a ph
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298 William P. Wilsonforgiveness do
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300 William P. Wilsonnot mean that
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302 Sasan Vaseghseem to be more sui
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304 Sasan VaseghIn the following se
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306 Sasan Vaseghfamily because the
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308 Sasan Vaseghrecommends the Prop
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310 Sasan Vasegheye weeps and the h
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312 Sasan Vaseghanxiety. So most Is
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314 Sasan Vaseghhis or her rights,
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316 Sasan Vasegh8. Aveline M , St r
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318 Charles Knapphealthy way, with
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320 Charles KnappAs one’s contemp
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322 Charles Knappplay. The work of
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324 Charles Knappclinicians to be c
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326 Charles Knappthe past, and she
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328 Charles Knappinsight or experie
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330 Charles Knappthe first to speak
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22 Teaching Religious and Spiritual
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334 Elizabeth S. BowmanSecond, if w
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336 Elizabeth S. Bowmandemographic
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338 Elizabeth S. Bowmanpsychiatry r
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340 Elizabeth S. Bowman(48 percent)
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342 Elizabeth S. Bowman3.2.11. Afri
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344 Elizabeth S. Bowmanby a college
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346 Elizabeth S. Bowman5. WHAT SHOU
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348 Elizabeth S. Bowmancycle, perha
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23 Conclusion: Summary of What Clin
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370 IndexBorderline PD treatment, 1
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372 IndexIdeler, K. W., 81idem- vs.
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374 IndexPhilo of Alexandria, 42pho
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376 Indexsubstance abuse disorders,
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