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Assessing spiritual bypass in a clinical population: Initial test construction and validation
Spirituality and religion have been incorporated into the field of psychotherapy and addiction treatment for many years, revealing connections between spiritual factors and aspects of psychological well-being such as anxiety, depression, and recovery from addiction. Substance abuse treatment program
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