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1. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogThe Role of Spirituality in Addiction Recovery - Psychology Today

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   Jan 13, 2020 · One favorite target is the concept of spirituality. Critics are fond of accusing AA of being a religious cult and dismiss the idea that recovery is, at least in part, a spiritual phenomenon.

2. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullGod forbid! Rethinking substance use, religion, and spirituality

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   Jun 7, 2022 · In view of its importance in helping us to understand addiction, research on psychoactive substance use in relation to religion and spirituality is now recognized as an important endeavor. However,...

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4. counselormagazine.com › article › walking-the-redWalking the Red Road: Indigenous Healing ... - Counselor Magazine

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   • A Personal Story: J. Carlos Rivera
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   I have faced many adversities in my life, and they have ultimately guided me to resiliency, discipline, and a sense of direction. I was raised without both my parents and became a ward of the court at age thirteen, resulting in me spending most of my adolescent years in treatment programs, group homes, and youth authorities. Through the process of ...

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   Overall, our mental health in Indian country is very unpredictable, and even when things are good the pain is still there. The spirit of trauma is there, waiting to be activated, but it is not justthe trauma; it is also the grief. Grief can be triggered by relationships within families and sometimes relationships can be so fragmented—it is often ch...

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   There are many theories, concepts, and interventions in modern clinical psychology that are effective for individuals presenting with mental health and/or addiction issues, but that do not typically encompass indigenous philosophy and teachings, often leaving some clients going through treatment feeling not seen for who they are or misunderstood en...

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   Reinventing what healing looks like for American Indian people today is defined by their communities individually and uniquely. Like sacred ceremonies, traditions, and cultural knowledge, the misinterpretation and outlawing of Native ways of knowing does not change its value and validity, past or present. “Today we are not justifying, we are not as...

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   Heinsius, R. (2019). Some in Congress aim to repeal old laws that discriminate against Native Americans. Retrieved from https://www.knau.org/post/some-congress-aim-repeal-old-laws-discriminate-agai...

   Little, B. (2018). How boarding schools tried to ‘kill the Indian’ through assimilation. Retrieved from https://www.history.com/news/how-boarding-schools-

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   National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition. (n.d.). Resources. Retrieved from https://boardingschoolhealing.org/education/resources/

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5. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesReligious coping in patients with severe substance use ...

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   Positive religious coping was associated with significantly greater mutual-help participation, fewer days of drug use prior to admission, and was modestly, yet significantly associated with lower drug craving.

   • Author: Morgan M. Medlock, Morgan M. Medlock, David H. Rosmarin, David H. Rosmarin, Hilary S. Connery, Hilar...

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6. cornerstoneofrecovery.com › sobriety-101-how-doSOBRIETY 101: How do spirituality and addiction recovery work ...

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   A spiritual component to the addiction recovery process, much less having a “spiritual adviser” on staff at a drug and alcohol rehab, may seem overtly religious – but in reality, it’s in line with the majority of medical facilities around the world.

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7. www.thesap.org.uk › articles-on-jungian-psychologyJung and the Labyrinth of Addiction - The Society of ...

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   The spiritual path in recovery from addiction. Sam Naifeh delineates the process of recovery as taking place at an archetypal level. He sees loss of containment as the hallmark of addiction, and believes that the self-help group process keeps the addiction contained so that a healing or recovery can take place.

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   Is there a spiritual adviser at a drug and alcohol rehab?

   • A spiritual component to the addiction recovery process, much less having a “spiritual adviser” on staff at a drug and alcohol rehab, may seem overtly religious – but in reality, it’s in line with the majority of medical facilities around the world.

   SOBRIETY 101: How do spirituality and addiction recovery work together?

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   Are spirituality and addiction recovery cult-like?

   • Few components of drug and alcohol treatment are more misunderstood than spirituality and addiction recovery. As such, spirituality and addiction recovery can often be a tangled web that to those outside of the process seems cult-like, and to those just starting out seems confusing.

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   Can religion and spirituality help us understand addiction?

   • Rethinking substance use, religion, and spirituality In view of its importance in helping us to understand addiction, research on psychoactive substance use in relation to religion and spirituality is now recognized as an important endeavor.

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   What is spirituality in drug and alcohol treatment?

   • However, as it pertains to drug and alcohol treatment, spirituality is essentially the process of “becoming,” Bowlin says – emerging from the isolated, self-centered shell of addiction and into the light of a shared experience that’s positive, nurturing and emotionally rewarding.

   SOBRIETY 101: How do spirituality and addiction recovery work together?

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   Is AA a spiritual cult?

   • One favorite target is the concept of spirituality. Critics are fond of accusing AA of being a religious cult and dismiss the idea that recovery is, at least in part, a spiritual phenomenon. They seem to bristle at the very idea of spirituality, or that individuals do at times experience epiphanies or “spiritual awakenings.”

   The Role of Spirituality in Addiction Recovery - Psychology Today

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   Can religion and spirituality protect against substance use?

   • In other words, our field needs to be sensitive to the possibility that religion and/or spirituality can endorse rather than protect against substance use, requiring more research on specific aspects of religions and cultural contexts.

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9. psycnet.apa.org › record › 2013/28201/006Incorporating spirituality into substance abuse counseling ...

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   Considering the potential benefits of this practice, this research study conducted focus groups with both service recipients and providers to understand how to best integrate spiritual preferences into counseling for alcohol and substance abuse.