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St. Catherine University

2012

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Spirituality And Religion In Social Work: Respondent Definitions, Courtney Wilkinson May 2012

Spirituality And Religion In Social Work: Respondent Definitions, Courtney Wilkinson

Master of Social Work Clinical Research Papers

The following study seeks to discover how potential clients define and view the concepts of religion and spirituality. Research questions include: How do respondents define the concepts of religion and spirituality? What interventions do respondents consider religious and/or spiritual? Finally, what interventions would respondents want incorporated into their mental and physical health care? The study is comprised of forty-five respondents who participated in a Survey Monkey survey. Results indicated that while respondent definitions of religion and spirituality differ, themes emerged. Themes that emerged when describing religion included: an organized set of rules, worshiping a God/Higher Power, and a community of …