This article presents the cultural factors which contribute to understanding psychological health and pathology. The definitions of understanding psychological health and ways of approaching treatment were analysed, with particular emphasis on the role of religion. Understanding health and pathology was analysed from the perspective of the distinction between illness and disease. Four academic disciplines tackling this topic – psychology of religion, cultural psychology, indigenous psychology and clinical psychology – were presented as specific ways of approaching a conceptualisation of the above problems
Abstract Criticizing some psychological approaches that speak in too general terms about both music ...
Background: Associations between psychiatric syndromes and religion/spirituality (R/S) are confounde...
Although both World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Psychiatric Association (APA) have un...
Objective: This paper aims to explore the interface between religion and psychosis, and to comment o...
This thesis deals with religious interpretations of psychotic illness. In the theoretical part, the ...
Abstract This thesis adds to the literature on psychosis in relation to religion and culture. The re...
The intention of this article is to present some psycho-physiological perspectives of recent date co...
After reminding some of the historical relationships between psychology and religion, this chapter e...
In his writings on culture, Freud stipulates a close relation between religion and psychopathology, ...
Abstract. Although psychology has taken an interdisciplinary approach to religion, at present most s...
The two introductory parts of the paper present social-psychological aspects of magical thinking and...
Objective: Recent psychiatric literature and contemporary sociopolitical developments suggest a need...
Abstract The word psyche has been in a state of flux from time to time and faith is having ambiguity...
The inter relationship between religion and mental illness is very complex. Religion can be an effec...
This thesis expands the knowledge base regarding a group of people who are under researched and whos...
Abstract Criticizing some psychological approaches that speak in too general terms about both music ...
Background: Associations between psychiatric syndromes and religion/spirituality (R/S) are confounde...
Although both World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Psychiatric Association (APA) have un...
Objective: This paper aims to explore the interface between religion and psychosis, and to comment o...
This thesis deals with religious interpretations of psychotic illness. In the theoretical part, the ...
Abstract This thesis adds to the literature on psychosis in relation to religion and culture. The re...
The intention of this article is to present some psycho-physiological perspectives of recent date co...
After reminding some of the historical relationships between psychology and religion, this chapter e...
In his writings on culture, Freud stipulates a close relation between religion and psychopathology, ...
Abstract. Although psychology has taken an interdisciplinary approach to religion, at present most s...
The two introductory parts of the paper present social-psychological aspects of magical thinking and...
Objective: Recent psychiatric literature and contemporary sociopolitical developments suggest a need...
Abstract The word psyche has been in a state of flux from time to time and faith is having ambiguity...
The inter relationship between religion and mental illness is very complex. Religion can be an effec...
This thesis expands the knowledge base regarding a group of people who are under researched and whos...
Abstract Criticizing some psychological approaches that speak in too general terms about both music ...
Background: Associations between psychiatric syndromes and religion/spirituality (R/S) are confounde...
Although both World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Psychiatric Association (APA) have un...