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Religion and Psychiatry Move Toward Common Ground
The article discusses the growth of psychiatric clinics and the evolving relationship between religion and mental health. It cites Raphah and leaders like Bernard Spilka and Dr. Allen Bergin, noting shifts from Freudian views to a broader openness. Studies link faith to better stress management and lower neuroticism, while debates continue on clinicians guiding faith without coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Rapha
Evangelica Corporation
Raph
Bernard Spilka
Spilka
University of Denver
Por Ag
Dbase
Mypage
Pasasce
Rap Gradua
Allen Bergin
Brigham Young University
American Psychiatric Association
American Psychological Association
Society of Biblical Literature
Tdelines
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale
Sarah C. Johnson
Journal of Religion and Health
American Journal of Psychiatry
Dls
Uals Psi Ho Tia
Presbyterian Church
S.A
David Zubeen
Saps Amor Agert
Office of Health Ministries
Ut M
Amon
McGee
Ri Ied
Committee On Religion
Psyciatry
Clark Rist
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
Sais
John Cannon