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20. Spirituality and Psychiatry Newtonian and Cartesian
Scientific Rationalisation
Spiritual Treatments
Altered states of Consciousness
Spirituality and Soul
www.rcpsych.ac.uk/college/spirit/sig
21. Spirituality History Taking
Clinicians should be aware of the spiritual lives of patients.
Religions can be pathoprotective, pathofacilitative or pathoreactive.
22. History
What is your spiritual/religious background? (differentiate between organised religion and spirituality)
Are your religious beliefs important for you?
Are these beliefs likely to provoke anxiety or provide support? Punitive or supportive?
23. History contd. Is spirituality drawn in for dealing with stress? If so, how? e.g. yoga, meditation, prayers, rituals.
Are you a member of the particular religious group?
The role of the group in your life?
The role of religious leader?
24. History contd.: Are there any psychological/religious issues that you wish to discuss?
How do views fit in with our treatment plans?
Do these spiritual beliefs influence the way you think of
- Medication
- Psychotherapy
25. Conclusions Access Cultural Context
Migratory/Post migratory Experiences
Assess Explanatory Models
Assess Acculturation