Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Core components of moral injury groups co-facilitated by mental health providers and chaplains,2022,9,3,159-174,Nieuwsma
The role of religious coping on suicidality among Latinx and Black/African American individuals with schizophrenia spectrum disorders,2023,10,3,219-232,Weisman de Mamani
Islam and suicide: an interdisciplinary scoping review,2023,10,1,32-51,Awaad
Religious/spiritual abuse and trauma: a systematic review of the empirical literature,2022,9,4,213-231,Hook
Understanding moral injury: military-related injuries of the mind body and soul,2022,9,3,145-158,Lamson
Can service members and veterans find parallels between biblical combat veterans and their own lives?,2022,9,3,175-185,Grimell
Spirituality cuts in half the relative risk for depression: Findings from the United States China and India,2017,4,1,22-31,Choi
A light pierces the darkness: A reflection on spirituality and suicide,2015,2,4,282-284,Medlock
The veteran spiritual struggle,2015,2,1,61-67,Kopacz
Ethical considerations regarding religion/spirituality in consultation psychiatry,2016,3,3,155-158,Peteet
Religious coping and spiritual struggle among emergency room patients with suicidal intent,2018,5,1,25-36,Bailey
Perspectives on suicide and suicide prevention among members of christian faith-based organizations,2019,6,1,5-14,Bazley
"We shared a heartbeat": Protective functions of faith communities in the lives of LGBTQ+ people,2021,8,2,98-111,Gandy