Religious-and spiritual-based stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination are common
phenomena both within and outside of the professional psychological and mental health …

Religious-and spiritual-based stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination are common
phenomena both within and outside of the professional psychological and mental health …

Mental health professionals are often reluctant to label the religious and spiritual lives of
their clients as “unhealthy” or “harmful.” Indeed, professional codes of conduct require that …

Incorporating spirituality and religion into psychotherapy has been controversial, but recent
contributions have argued the importance and provided foundations for doing so …

Professional psychologists pride themselves on their efforts to be on the cutting-edge of
multiculturalism in professional training, service, education, and research. However, when it …

Abstract Despite the American Psychological Association's long-standing commitment to
training in diversity, legitimate concerns can be raised about the adequacy of …

Ethical mandates within all the professional mental health fields now call for clinician
awareness, sensitivity, and skill related to spiritual and religious dynamics in clinical …

In my quarter century of conducting psychotherapy with clients from all walks of life, I have
found that time and time again many of the issues clients wish to discuss in psychotherapy …

Inspired by the recent emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts in
professional psychology and in society in general, we were interested in how personal …

Religious beliefs and practices are very often important to people who present for
psychotherapy. And if religion is important to our clients, then it will be part of psychotherapy …