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California State University, San Bernardino

Theses/Dissertations

2016

Religion and spirituality

Discipline

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Beliefs About Religion And Spirituality Among Social Workers, Aida Araceli Pelayo Jun 2016

Beliefs About Religion And Spirituality Among Social Workers, Aida Araceli Pelayo

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The present study focused on the social workers perspectives regarding the integration of religion and spirituality in therapy. Understanding these components will expand the knowledge of social workers and it will enhance the therapeutic relationship among clients and clinicians. It also allows social workers to provide a comprehensive service to a multicultural and diverse population. In order to provide a holistic approach, social workers need to address the issues of clients through a biopsychosocial perspective that includes religion and spirituality. For the most part, religious and spiritual people use these components in their daily lives to cope with unanswerable questions …


Beliefs About Religion And Spirituality Among Helping Professionals In A Group Home, Dominic Williams Jun 2016

Beliefs About Religion And Spirituality Among Helping Professionals In A Group Home, Dominic Williams

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This study will examine how religion impacts adolescents in a group home setting, and how they perceive its importance in their lives. The data was gathered using a qualitative method, and included interviews with a sample of staff members (all adults) who work with adolescents in a group home setting.The helping professionals were interviewed and asked 15 questions pertaining to their knowledge regarding the ways in which their subject residents embraced religion and spirituality. This included their observations as to frequency of prayer or meditation, reading or studying of sacred texts, meetings such as prayer meetings or other ritual activities, …