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Applied Concepts of Holistic Nursing

A Spiritual Health Community Seminar Based on Religious Commitment Research

Christine R. Lottes, Ed.D.

Kutztown University

Del Engstrom, Ed.D.

Ursinus College

Lorri F. Engstrom, Ed.D.

Kutztown University

There is a need for spiritual health seminars at the work site and through hospital and other community venues. This article describes how the authors prepared for and conducted seminars in their community. The research demonstrates that religious commitment may play a beneficial role in an individual’s health. Once the authors were armed with this research and a fundamentally sound and practical program, they were able to assist individuals in their community in designing and initiating their own individual spiritual health workouts, which may then influence their physical and mental health. In this way, the authors were able to apply holistic principles of spirit, mind, and body.

Journal of Holistic Nursing, Vol. 20, No. 4, 418-424 (2002)
DOI: 10.1177/0898010102238506
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