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1. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleReligious and spiritual beliefs and attitudes towards ...

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   Dec 1, 2021 · This summary of peer-reviewed, quantitative studies (n = 36) found that higher religiosity is related to more belief in the disease model of addiction in providers, negative attitudes towards addiction, and a stronger support for spiritually-based treatments.

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     The project explored the viability of expanding addiction...

   • Exploring Stakeholder Perceptions of Acceptability and Feasibility of Needle Exchange Programmes, Syringe Vending Machines and Safer Injection Facilities in Tijuana, Mexico

     Tijuana’s geographical location along a drug transit route...

   • United Kingdom Substance Misuse Treatment Workers

     1.. IntroductionThe 12-step model is one of the most widely...

   • Beliefs in The Disease and Choice Models of Addiction

     Addiction treatment providers working in the United States...

   • An Objective Appraisal

     The attitude of a sample of 1001 Arab Muslims living in...

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

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   Jun 7, 2022 · Excessive substance use as a problem of the body, mind, and spirit is a stronghold in much of the research that has been published, and more engagement is needed with alternative perspectives.

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

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   Religious coping, one of the most widely studied components of spirituality among psychiatric populations, has rarely been addressed in patients with severe substance use disorders (SUD). The aim of our study was to elucidate whether religious coping is related to symptom expression and mutual-help participation.

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

   • Publish Year: 2017

4. www.tandfonline.com › doi › fullThe role of spirituality in addiction medicine: a position ...

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   Jul 2, 2021 · Spirituality is a construct that is reflected in a diversity of strongly felt personal commitments in different cultural and national groups. For persons with substance use disorders (SUDs), it can serve as a component of the recovery capital available to them.

   • Author: Marc Galanter, Helena Hansen, Marc N Potenza

   • Publish Year: 2021

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

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   A 2000 study published in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment revealed that “among recovering individuals, higher levels of religious faith and spirituality were associated with a more optimistic life orientation, greater perceived social support, higher resilience to stress, and lower levels of anxiety.”

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7. 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.

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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.

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

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   Can you have both a substance use disorder and spirituality?

   • It came to be that the misuse of substances is termed as “spirits” which implies that spirituality as one drives out the other. In other words, you can not have both a substance use disorder as well as achieve spirituality. (Miller, 1998). Sobriety can be seen as much more than the abstinence of using substances. using substances.

   Understanding Spirituality of Drug-Use Behaviours and Substance Use

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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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   Why is spirituality important for substance use disorders?

   • Spirituality is a construct that is reflected in a diversity of strongly felt personal commitments in different cultural and national groups. For persons with substance use disorders (SUDs), it can serve as a component of the recovery capital available to them.

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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.

   God forbid! Rethinking substance use, religion, and spirituality

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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.

   God forbid! Rethinking substance use, religion, and spirituality

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9. ir.lib.uwo.ca › cgi › viewcontentUnderstanding Spirituality of Drug-Use Behaviours and ...

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   understanding the role of religious and spiritual beliefs in the context of drug-use. behaviours and addiction treatment for relief and recovery (AbdAleati et al., 2016; Grant-Weinandy & Grubbs, 2021; Allen & Lo, 2010).