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Studying Impact of Religiosity and Spirituality on Depression and Anxiety
The aim of the study is to detect correlation between religiosity/spirituality and severity of depression and anxiety as well as finding impact on quality of life in patients, suffering from one of those disorders or both, who are attending the Psychiatric Clinic and Ward of Assiut University Hospitals. Given the centrality of religious activities in Egyptian society and the Arab population as a whole, finding such correlation may be beneficial in terms of analysing factors that may lead to depression and/or anxiety as well as factors that may reduce their severities.
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