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Articles

The following articles have been reprinted with author permission.

Spirit of Recovery - Supporting Articles

  • Healing From Within: Spirituality and Mental Health
       A principle of the spiritual approach to healthcare is that while adversity befalls everyone, it is possible to  
       grow through it. People often become stronger emotionally, more resilient and more mature.


      
  • Q & A Incorporating Spirituality Into Therapy
       The Journal of Addiction and Mental Health  March-April, 2002
       The following is based on interviews with Dr. Nancy Kehoe and Diane Marshall.


  • Royal College of Psychiatrists Mental Health Information
      Spirituality involves a dimension of human experience that psychiatrists are increasingly interested in, 
      because of its potential benefits to mental health. This leaflet outlines the relevance of spirituality to mental 
      health and mental healthcare, and explains some of these benefits.


  • Working Through the Heart: A Transpersonal Approach to Family Support and Education
       By Sheila Shulman Le Gacy, Published by Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal
       Sheila Shulman Le Gacy, MA, the creator of Supportive Family Training, is the Director of the Family Support 
       & Education Center at a not-for-profit rehabilitation and residential agency in Syracuse, New York. She
       served for 8 years on the board of NAMI New York State, and presently coordinates NAMI curriculum and
       training for upstate New York.





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