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    Prayer In Counseling

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    The incorporation of spirituality as a counseling intervention has increasingly been recognized as important. At one time spirituality and psychology were considered incompatible. However, the number of studies evaluating the links between religion, spirituality and positive therapy outcomes is increasing. Secular mental health providers still do not consider prayer or spirituality to be important to the counseling process, yet will sometimes incorporate it into the treatment plans of those…

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    This article is an overview of Dan Cathy’s anti-equality views expressed to the public sector in the summer of 2012. Dan Cathy, the CEO of chick-fil-A delved into deep waters which costed him quite a bit. Through the decision he made to speak out on his own personal religious views, he learned a very important lesson. Leaders should always learn from their mistakes whether big or small and make better decisions in the future for themselves as well as for the others they are serving. After…

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    engaged in the group discussion on “Spirituality and its role in recovery”. PO was able to identify the difference between spirituality and religion, stated “anything can be a higher power. I have always used my higher power for faith, and ask for help with logical things”. PO attentively listened while other group members shared their insights and thoughts on the topic discussion, and provided positive feedback to others. PO shared the role of spirituality in her recovery respectfully and…

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    A person’s worldview is made up of a person’s values and beliefs. Some people worldviews include a God or multiple Gods, while others do not believe in any Gods. Through out this essay I will be discussing what the possible various meanings of spirituality are and the seven basic worldview questions. My personal worldview and options will also be included. Pluralism, or the ability to discuss and accept another’s beliefs and not just tolerating them, is an important trait of today’s time (Eck,…

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    That is, someone’s higher power may be completely different from another person’s, but they are both able to participate in the Twelve Step program. A.A. views alcoholism as a physical, mental and spiritual disease: therefore, it is important for spirituality to be present in recovery. Half the members in A.A. reported to have some form of spiritual belief. A.A. is not associated with any religious organization. Even though they may meet in churches, their main focus is community and group…

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    dictionary.com). Further, spirituality can be defined as a comprehensive and inclusive idea or belief with space for numerous viewpoints. By and large, spirituality comprises a sense of relationship to something superior to people, and it normally…

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    Spirituality engages the whole person and is about embracing the meaning of life, finding a purpose for and living life to its fullest. Whether religious or not, every person has a spirituality based around how we live our lives, the relationships we share with others and the rituals in which we participate. A spiritual person can be very different to a religious person, with religion being just one of many pathways available in this search for truth and knowledge. The spirituality of Terrace…

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    Abstract This paper on integration of religion and spirituality in therapy will address the integrity, relevance and competence issues in professionals who practice integrating spiritual and religious dimensions of treatment and care for patients. The following literature review will explore why it is essential for the wellbeing of clients to explore their religious and/or spiritual beliefs as a treatment option. There is other literature that is incorporated within this paper that discusses the…

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    Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling McMinn’s book, Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Counseling educates Christian counselors on the significance of spirituality in counseling. Across all chapter of the book, McMinn uses a number of cases that enable the reader to understand how to apply various counseling concepts in different contexts. Additionally, McMinn uses cognitive therapy from a Christian viewpoint to equip Christian Counselors with the…

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    infants will begin once the dedication is over, are all crucial elements in making the baby dedication successful. This spiritual component of this ritual offers the parents a peace for the future of their babies. In a study on religiosity and spirituality, it was discovered that individuals feel “...their beliefs made them feel strong, loved, free, and trusting” (Woods 400). Which is the desired outcome from the dedication service. By having the service set in a church, on a Sunday…

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