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Spirituality and Religion: Implications for Counselors
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Counselor Education PedagogyReligious PrejudiceMeditationMedicineSpiritual PracticesSchool CounselingReligiositySpiritualityEducationProfessional CounselingCounselor EducationTherapeutic RelationshipCounseling LiteratureMental HealthMental Health CounselingCounseling ProfessionPsychologyMindfulness
In recent years, the topics of spirituality and religion have become more evident in the counseling literature. It seems logical that these areas could be of great interest to those in the counseling profession. This article summarizes W. R. Miller and C. E. Thoresen's (2003) overview of the field of research dealing with spirituality, religion, and health. Possible roles for spirituality and religion in counselor education and school counseling are highlighted.
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