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This research explores how spiritually integrated therapies can aid in coping and recovery for psychiatric patients.

February 2, 2026International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health1 citationsOpen Access

From Meaning, Spirituality, and Religion in Acute Psychiatry to Public Health: A ‘Dual Motor’ Model

BBBart van den van den Brink LPLinda van ParijsAltrecht GGZ JAJoke C. van Nieuw van Nieuw Amerongen-MeeuseVrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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This research explores how spiritually integrated therapies can aid in coping and recovery for psychiatric patients.
Implemented spiritually integrated group therapy
Assessed impact on coping and existential recovery
Utilized qualitative and quantitative measures for evaluation
Increased coping mechanisms reported among patients
Improved meaning-making in existential contexts
Positive feedback on the effectiveness of the therapy model

Abstract

Spiritually integrated group therapy aims to support coping, meaning-making, and existential recovery in patients receiving psychiatric care. SPIRIT (Spiritual Psychotherapy for

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