2019
DOI: 10.1590/0102.3772e35419
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A Dimensão Religiosidade/Espiritualidade na Prática Clínica: Revisão Integrativa da Literatura Científica

Abstract: RESUMO Este estudo apresenta uma revisão integrativa sobre como a religiosidade/espiritualidade (R/E) está presente na literatura científica acerca da prática clínica em Psicologia. As buscas nas bases LILACS, SciELO, PePSIC, MEDLINE/PubMed e PsycINFO (janeiro 2010/março 2016) recuperaram 50 produções predominantemente qualitativas e publicadas em periódicos internacionais. Evidenciou-se que a R/E vem sendo incorporada nas noções de saúde, cuidado e integralidade, sendo reconhecida como dimensão que possui asp… Show more

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“…Relatively, the term “spirituality”—a concept of much fluid origin, derived from the Latin term spiritus and etymologically referring to the notion of “breath of life” (Hill et al, 2000 ; Carrette and King, 2004 )—tends to be intimately associated today to the conception of purpose or meaning of life (Aletti, 2012 ; Piedmont, 2014 ; Cook, 2020 ; Freitas, 2020 ), and does not have any consensus among the authors. The contemporary scenario is paradoxical: concomitant to the plethora of studies and applications of the construct in clinical settings (Cunha and Scorsoline-Comin, 2019 ; Demir, 2019 ; Cook, 2020 ; Dein et al, 2020 ) are an endless barrage of stringent epistemological criticisms of the way that spirituality has been conceptualized and re-conceptualized in studies developed in physical and mental health settings. Examples of such criticisms are those that point to the excessive generality of the term, loaded with polysemic and vague meaning (Carrette and King, 2004 ; Paiva, 2004 ; Swinton and Pattison, 2010 ; Aletti, 2012 ) and also those that point to its tautological character when defined as almost a synonym of mental health, wellbeing or positive psychological or social traces in studies that aim at correlating spirituality to these same variables (Almeida and Koenig, 2010 ; Koenig, 2010 ; Curcio et al, 2013 ).…”
Section: Connections and Distinctions Between Spirituality Religiosit...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Relatively, the term “spirituality”—a concept of much fluid origin, derived from the Latin term spiritus and etymologically referring to the notion of “breath of life” (Hill et al, 2000 ; Carrette and King, 2004 )—tends to be intimately associated today to the conception of purpose or meaning of life (Aletti, 2012 ; Piedmont, 2014 ; Cook, 2020 ; Freitas, 2020 ), and does not have any consensus among the authors. The contemporary scenario is paradoxical: concomitant to the plethora of studies and applications of the construct in clinical settings (Cunha and Scorsoline-Comin, 2019 ; Demir, 2019 ; Cook, 2020 ; Dein et al, 2020 ) are an endless barrage of stringent epistemological criticisms of the way that spirituality has been conceptualized and re-conceptualized in studies developed in physical and mental health settings. Examples of such criticisms are those that point to the excessive generality of the term, loaded with polysemic and vague meaning (Carrette and King, 2004 ; Paiva, 2004 ; Swinton and Pattison, 2010 ; Aletti, 2012 ) and also those that point to its tautological character when defined as almost a synonym of mental health, wellbeing or positive psychological or social traces in studies that aim at correlating spirituality to these same variables (Almeida and Koenig, 2010 ; Koenig, 2010 ; Curcio et al, 2013 ).…”
Section: Connections and Distinctions Between Spirituality Religiosit...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em um primeiro momento, pode-se destacar a disposição de recursos para lidar com estresse ou outras formas de sofrimento psicológico. Ademais, para além, as religiões permitem ao paciente ressignificar seus sintomas a partir do discurso presente na doutrina de sua fé, atribuindo sentido próprio para sua vivência e, por conseguinte, ampliando sua representação identitária (Cunha & Scorsolini-Comin, 2019;Murakami & Campos, 2012).…”
Section: Itinerários Terapêuticos E Religiosidadesunclassified
“…Outrossim, além das poucas produções encontradas, autores também sinalizam a necessidade de haver maior desenvolvimento do assunto (Cunha, & Scorsolini-Comin, 2019;Dalgalarrondo, 2007;Murakami & Campos, 2012;Oliveira & Junges, 2012;Zangari, 2005).…”
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“…compreensão na relação da saúde-doença, adesão terapêutica, efeitos benéficos ou negativos das crenças do paciente em sua saúde 15,16 .…”
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