New research suggests that spiritual practices, independent of religion, may protect against drug and alcohol misuse.

I once tried to craft a definition of spirituality that could be universalized. That is, the definition would not and could not be “owned” or dominated by any particular religion. Purely objective.

Individuals who engaged in spirituality were significantly less likely to exhibit hazardous use of alcohol, tobacco, ...

Your clients may have a broad range of religious or spiritual beliefs, practices, and experiences. These reflect the great existential challenges of life and death: making meaning of our lives, ...

Spiritual engagement is associated with a 13 percent decrease in substance use over time. Participation in a religious ...

People have asked me what I've learned so far through this series. Have I gotten any clarity on what makes up my own spiritual identity? And the answer is, not really. I'm still in the research phase ...