The Influence of Spirituality on Community Participation and Belonging: Christina's Story

Royce-Davis, Joanna

doi:10.1002/j.2161-007x.2000.tb00165.x

Counseling and Values

2000

DOI: 10.1002/j.2161-007x.2000.tb00165.x

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The Influence of Spirituality on Community Participation and Belonging: Christina's Story

Joanna Royce-Davis

Abstract: This article presents the case study of an individual with a signifcanf psychiatric disability who identiFed spirituality as the prima y facilitator of her community integration. Recommendations are made for human service practice.

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“…Under these circumstances, religious and spiritual spaces become a readily available resource that can support recovery and CP (Royce‐Davis, , ; Smith & Suto, ; Mohr et al., ). But this may not always be the case because faith leaders, members of the congregation, and religious narratives also can perpetuate discrimination and exclusion.…”

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Exploring the Contours of Religion and Spirituality in Creating Community: A Focus on Persons With Psychosis

Virdee

Frederick

Tarasoff

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Journal Community Psychology

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For persons living with psychosis, religious and spiritual spaces are a readily available resource that can support recovery and community inclusion. However, these resources are often underutilized in treatment planning. This in-depth qualitative analysis explored the construction of community through faith spaces, religion, and spirituality for persons with psychosis. An ethnically and racially diverse group of 31 people with psychosis were interviewed at 3 time points over 8 months. Key supports and community members also were interviewed. A grounded theory analytic strategy revealed 3 themes: (a) creating community and increasing resilience through religion and spirituality, (b) barriers to engaging in religion and spirituality, and (c) facilitating inclusion in faith spaces. Faith spaces provided an environment in which the whole person was embraced, enabling a more coherent sense of self. These findings have

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Exploring the Contours of Religion and Spirituality in Creating Community: A Focus on Persons With Psychosis

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Frederick

Tarasoff

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Journal Community Psychology

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Preparing Students to Counsel Clients With Potentially Spiritually Transformative Experiences

Blalock

Holden

2018

Counseling and Values

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After defining potentially spiritually transformative experiences (pSTEs) and reviewing empirical research on the contents and aftereffects of 2 well‐researched pSTEs commonly disclosed by clients, the authors summarize research on client harm due to counselors’ lack of knowledge, attitudes, and skills to address these experiences appropriately. The authors contend that clients with pSTEs meet criteria for multicultural difference and advocate for including the topic of clients with pSTEs in counselor education diversity course curricula so that counselors are empowered to provide ethical, culturally sensitive, and clinically appropriate services. The authors conclude with suggested content for this curriculum.

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Qualitative Methodology in Counseling Research: Recent Contributions and Challenges for a New Century

Berríos

Lucca

2006

Journal of Counseling &Amp; Development

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The Influence of Spirituality on Community Participation and Belonging: Christina's Story

Abstract: This article presents the case study of an individual with a signifcanf psychiatric disability who identiFed spirituality as the prima y facilitator of her community integration. Recommendations are made for human service practice.

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Exploring the Contours of Religion and Spirituality in Creating Community: A Focus on Persons With Psychosis

Exploring the Contours of Religion and Spirituality in Creating Community: A Focus on Persons With Psychosis

Preparing Students to Counsel Clients With Potentially Spiritually Transformative Experiences

Qualitative Methodology in Counseling Research: Recent Contributions and Challenges for a New Century

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