Adolescent mental health: the role of youth and college pastors

Hunter, William B.; Stanford, Matthew S.

doi:10.1080/13674676.2014.966663

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“…Many individuals currently refer to their pastors for mental health concerns, possibly because of their proximity to spiritual health. This is despite increasing evidence suggesting that clergy do not necessarily feel qualified to work with mental health issues (Hunter & Stanford, 2014). The availability and accessibility of mental health care in rural areas can be quite limited.…”

Section: Social Determinants Of Healthmentioning

confidence: 95%

Exploring the Influence of Social Determinants, Social Capital, and Health Expertise on Health and the Rural Church

2016

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In rural communities, religious places can significantly shape health for individuals, families, and communities. Rural churches are prominent community centers in rural communities and are deeply woven into rural culture. Thus, health influences arising from the rural church likely have health implications for the greater community. This article explores health influences emerging from rural churches using social determinants of health, social capital, and health expertise. Although nurses are important health resources for all populations, their value in rural areas may be exceedingly significant. The contribution of nurses to church-based health capital in rural communities may be quite significant and underestimated, although it remains poorly understood.

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Section: Social Determinants Of Healthmentioning

confidence: 95%