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Religious‐issues group therapy

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Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Psychiatric care and mental health services Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications

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The long-standing success of a Spiritual Beliefs and Values Group supports the potential value of discussing spiritual issues and challenges the assumption that religious concerns voiced by people with serious mental illness should be considered pathological.

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