GOD HELP ME! Religious Coping in 15 Norwegian Cancer Survivors
By Nursing home chaplain and Research fellow/Doctoral student, Tor Torbjørnsen Innlandet Hospital Trust, Institute for Psychology of Religion,…
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Complementary and alternative medicine as a spiritual practice in cancer treatment
By Anita Ulrich Studies suggest that about half of Danish cancer patients make use of one or more…
Existential experiences in a clinical context: On abortion in secularized Sweden
By Dr. Maria Liljas Stålhandske, Uppsala Religion and Society Research Centre, Sweden Co-authors: Tanja Tydén & Maria Ekstrand,…
Measuring interest in existential questions: An opportunity to measure worldviews beyond the religion – spirituality antagonism
By Dipl.-Psych. Dipl.-Theol., Constantin Klein Theological Department, University of Bielefeld, Germany Post Conference Ressources Paper – download here…
Concepts of God reflected in religious coping: Preliminary results of a qualitative content validation study of Brief RCOPE in a secular society
By Ph.D. Fellow, Heidi F. Pedersen 1, Christina G. Pedersen 1, Anne C. Sinclair 1, Robert Zachariae 2…