Spirituality and Substance Abuse Recovery

Morris, Douglas N.; Johnson, Ashley; Losier, Amy; Pierce, Meghan; Sridhar, Vishaka

doi:10.1080/0164212x.2013.761112

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“…American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 70, 7004260010. http://dx.doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2016.015537 W ithin occupational therapy, there have been three major, but distinct, research foci related to spirituality. The first highlights the use of spirituality when dealing with a major life event (Morris, Johnson, Losier, Pierce, & Sridhar, 2013;Pillay, Girdler, Collins, & Leonard, 2012). Second, the benefits of spirituality have been studied in association with the engagement in select occupations (Tzanidaki & Reynolds, 2011;Unruh & Hutchinson, 2011).…”

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Dealing With Major Life Events and Transitions: A Systematic Literature Review on and Occupational Analysis of Spirituality

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The American Journal of Occupational Therapy

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This systematic literature review analyzed the construct of spirituality as perceived by people who have experienced or are experiencing a major life event or transition. The researchers investigated studies that used narrative analysis or a phenomenological methodology related to the topic. Thematic analysis resulted in three major themes: (1) avenues to and through spirituality, (2) the experience of spirituality, and (3) the meaning of spirituality. The results provide insights into the intersection of spirituality, meaning, and occupational engagement as understood by people experiencing a major life event or transition and suggest further research that addresses spirituality in occupational therapy and interdisciplinary intervention.

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