Spiritual Dimensions in Rehabilitation from Addiction

Dr. Stephen H. Getsinger Iowa Wesleyan College, Boston University School of Theology, ; University of Missouri-Columbia, ; University of Wisconsin, ; Advocate Health Care System of Chicago, ; The Amherst H. Wilder Foundation of St. Paul, ; U. S. Department of Veterans Affairs, San Antonio

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Spirituality is an important component of human life and can play a role in the recovery from addictions. Six dimensions of spirituality (community, creativity, ethics, mysticism, theology, revelation) are discussed within the framework of psychology of religion and world religions and examples are given from the phenomonological framework of the recovery from addictions.

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